Striking a bargain

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​Striking a Bargain

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Poll

When you negotiate a deal, what do you think is the best strategy?

• Always try to pay the lowest price.

• Make sure both sides feel happy with the deal.

• Be firm and refuse to change your offer.

• Find a creative way to make both sides benefit.

New Vocabulary

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​Find the words that match the definitions

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Multiple Choice

a reduction in price

• bargain

• discount

• concession

• argue

Multiple Choice

something you agree to do or give to someone to end an argument

• bargain

• discount

• concession

• argue

Multiple Choice

something that is sold for less than its usual price or real value

• bargain

• haggle

• barter

• argue

Multiple Choice

to tell someone that you disagree with them

• persuade

• haggle

• barter

• argue

Multiple Choice

to argue, especially about the price of something

• persuade

• haggle

• barter

• convince

Multiple Choice

to exchange goods or services for other goods or services, without using money

• persuade

• offer

• barter

• convince

Multiple Choice

to make someone agree to do something by talking to them a lot about it

• persuade

• offer

• compromise

• convince

Multiple Choice

to make someone believe something is true

• persuade

• offer

• compromise

• convince

Multiple Choice

to say that you will pay a particular amount of money

• persuade

• offer

• compromise

• convince

Multiple Choice

an agreement to accept something that is not exactly what you want

• persuade

• offer

• compromise

• convince

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​Find the phrasal verbs that match the definitions.

Multiple Choice

to accept an offer from somebody

• snap (sth) up

• rip (sb) off

• shop around for (sth)

• take (sb) up on (sth)

• knock (sth) off (sth)

Multiple Choice

to buy something quickly because it is cheap or exactly what you want

• snap (sth) up

• rip (sb) off

• shop around for (sth)

• take (sb) up on (sth)

• knock (sth) off (sth)

Multiple Choice

to take a particular amount away from the price of something

• snap (sth) up

• rip (sb) off

• shop around for (sth)

• take (sb) up on (sth)

• knock (sth) off (sth)

Multiple Choice

to cheat someone into paying too much money for something

• snap (sth) up

• rip (sb) off

• shop around for (sth)

• take (sb) up on (sth)

• knock (sth) off (sth)

Multiple Choice

to compare the price and quality of the same thing from different places before deciding which one to buy

• snap (sth) up

• rip (sb) off

• shop around for (sth)

• take (sb) up on (sth)

• knock (sth) off (sth)

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