Lesson Unit 5: Shopping Smart

Listen to the audio, and choose the correct option with the same meaning.

• I’d prefer something cheaper.

• I’ll set it to you for…

• I don’t know how to ask for a lower price.

• I don’t have a lot of money.

Listen to the audio, and choose the correct option with the same meaning.

• I’d prefer something cheaper.

• Here’s a cheaper one.

• I don’t have much money.

• Don’t be afraid to bargain.

Listen to the audio, and choose the correct option with the same meaning.

• This shop sells good things.

• It can’t hurt to ask.

• Don’t be afraid to bargain.

• Here’s a cheaper one.

Listen to the audio, and choose the correct option.

• Buyer’s language

• Seller’s language

Listen to the audio, and choose the correct option.

• Good deals

• Bad deals

Choose the correct option.

• This jacket is the most expensive in the store.

• This jacket is expensive in the store.

• This jacket are the expensive in the store.

Choose the correct option.

• My brother is the most young person in my family.

• My brother is the most youngest person in my family.

• My brother is the most younger person in my family.

• My brother is the youngest person in my family.

Choose the correct option.

What is the order to use “enough”?

• Adjective + is + enough

• Enough + adjective

• Adjective + enough

• Question mark + enough

Complete the conversation. Use TOO or ENOUGH and the adjective given.

A: I bought these portable headphones last week, but they really aren’t ____________ (LIGHT) for travel.

B: Don’t worry. You can exchange them for another one that’s not so heavy.

We use superlative adjectives…

• To describe the extreme quality of one thing in a group of things.

• To discriminate against people.

• To compare two things or animals.

• To describe what is right or wrong in a group of things.