keep abreast of something (/əˈbrɛst/ phrase)

To stay informed or know about new things {stay updated, informed, aware} She ______ of fashion trends. She makes sure to stay up-to-date with what's new in fashion.

To keep shopping until you're very tired {shop a lot, go shopping crazy, spend long time shopping} They _______ till they dropped on Black Friday. They shopped for a very long time on Black Friday.

A large building with many stores {plaza, complex, shopping area} The _______ has everything from clothes to electronics. The large building has many different stores where people can buy various things.

To keep shopping until you're very tired {shop a lot, go shopping crazy, spend long time shopping} They _______ till they dropped on Black Friday. They shopped for a very long time on Black Friday.

have one's eye on something (/aɪ/ phrase)

To be watching something because you want it {want, desire, target} I have my ______ on that cool bike in the store. I'm interested in and want that cool bike I saw in the store.

To put on clothes to see if they fit {test, check, fit} She ______ on the dress to see if it looked nice. She put the dress on to see if it fit her and looked good.

To go shopping or visit stores {go shopping, visit, shop} We'll ______ the stores tomorrow to find gifts. We'll go shopping tomorrow to look for gifts.

Cheating or lying to get something, often money {scam, deceit, fake} The company was accused of ______. The company was blamed for cheating people to get money.

a second thought (/ˈθɔːt/ phrase)

To be good at noticing what looks stylish and trendy {style sense, fashion taste, keen eye} She has an _______ for fashion and always dresses well. She has a good sense of what's stylish, so she always looks well-dressed.

To be as good as one hoped or expected {meet, satisfy, fulfill} The new movie ______ to her expectations. The new movie was as good as she hoped it would be.

Losing money {monetary loss, deficit, expense} The company faced a big _______ loss last year. The company lost a lot of money last year.

get inexpensive deals (/ɪnˈɛkspɛnsɪv dilz/ phrase)

Stores that sell clothes and fashionable items {boutiques, apparel shops, outlets} There are many _______ and clothing stores in the mall. The mall has many places that sell clothes and trendy items.

One way of looking at something {firstly, from one side, considering} _______ the one hand, it's a good idea to save money. Looking at it from one side, saving money is a smart choice.

People who live in a city {urban residents, city folk, citizens} _______ dwellers often use public transport. People who live in cities usually use buses, trains, or other public ways of getting around.

brick-and-mortar stores (/brɪk ənd ˈmɔːtə/ noun)

Physical stores or shops you can walk into {physical store, shop, market} Many people still prefer ______ stores over online shopping. Many people like to shop in physical stores rather than online.

When a new product arrives in stores {release, launch, start selling} The new game will _______ the shelves next month. The new game will be available to buy in stores next month.

Something that seems bad at first but turns out to be good {hidden benefit, advantage, luck} Missing the bus was a _______ in disguise; I got to meet a new friend! Missing the bus seemed bad but led to something good—meeting a friend.

To charge someone too much money {overcharge, scam, cheat} The seller _______ him off by charging double. The seller made him pay too much for the item.

middlemen (/ˈmɪdəlmɛn/ noun)

People who help sell or buy things between two groups {agent, broker, dealer} ______ help companies sell their products to stores. Middlemen are people who help move products from companies to stores for selling.

To slowly change over time {develop, grow, transform} Games have _______ a lot since the 1990s. Games have changed and improved a lot over time.

hit the stores (/hɪt ðə stɔːz/ verb)

To go shopping or visit stores {go shopping, visit, shop} We'll ______ the stores tomorrow to find gifts. We'll go shopping tomorrow to look for gifts.

Cheating or lying to get something, often money {scam, deceit, fake} The company was accused of ______. The company was blamed for cheating people to get money.

Rules that keep shoppers safe from scams {buyer safety, customer care, regulation} _______ protection helps people avoid scams. The rules help make sure people don't get tricked when they buy things.

One way of looking at something {firstly, from one side, considering} _______ the one hand, it's a good idea to save money. Looking at it from one side, saving money is a smart choice.

make a bargain (/ˈbɑːgɪn/ verb)

A small room in a store where you can try on clothes {change room, dressing room, try-on room} She went to the _______ room to try on the dress. She went into a small room in the store to try the dress on to see if it fit.

To fit perfectly {perfect fit, well-fitted, tailor-made} This new jacket _______ me like a glove. The jacket fits me perfectly.

Something you buy without planning {spur purchase, unplanned buy, sudden buy} That candy was an _______ buy at the checkout. I bought the candy without planning to before seeing it at the counter.

high on inventory (/ˈɪnvəntəri/ phrase)

Having a large amount of stock or goods {stocked, full, loaded} The store is ______ on inventory before the holiday season. The store has many products in stock ready for the holiday.

To combine things so they work well together {combine, merge, blend} They _______ new tech into the school system. They added new technology into the school system so it works together.

An outdoor market where people sell things, often used or at a low price {street market, bazaar, swap meet} We bought some old toys at the _______ market. We got some old toys for cheap at an outdoor market.

try on something (/traɪ ɒn/ phrase)

To put on clothes to see if they fit {test, check, fit} She ______ on the dress to see if it looked nice. She put the dress on to see if it fit her and looked good.

Chances that something could go wrong {dangers, threats, hazards} There are some _______ in starting a new business. There are some dangers or problems that could happen when starting a business.

When someone steals another person's private information {fraud, identity scam, info theft} _______ theft is a serious problem online. It's dangerous when someone steals someone else's personal information.

look good on somebody (/lʊk ɡʊd/ phrase)

When clothing or accessories look nice on a person {suits, fits, matches} That color really ______ on him. That color suits him well and makes him look nice.

To offer a special discount or deal {offer, launch a sale, give a discount} The store _______ a special promotion for the holidays. The store offered a special discount during the holiday season.

People who help sell or buy things between two groups {agent, broker, dealer} ______ help companies sell their products to stores. Middlemen are people who help move products from companies to stores for selling.

A big place with many stores and restaurants {mall, plaza, complex} The new _______ has over 50 stores. The new place has many stores where people can shop.

live up to one's expectations (/ˌɛkspɛkˈteɪʃənz/ phrase)

To be as good as one hoped or expected {meet, satisfy, fulfill} The new movie ______ to her expectations. The new movie was as good as she hoped it would be.

People who help sell or buy things between two groups {agent, broker, dealer} ______ help companies sell their products to stores. Middlemen are people who help move products from companies to stores for selling.

To feel both good and bad about something {uncertain, unsure, torn} She has _______ feelings about moving to a new school. She feels both happy and unsure about changing schools.

Rules that keep shoppers safe from scams {buyer safety, customer care, regulation} _______ protection helps people avoid scams. The rules help make sure people don't get tricked when they buy things.

fraud (/frɔːd/ noun)

Cheating or lying to get something, often money {scam, deceit, fake} The company was accused of ______. The company was blamed for cheating people to get money.

The latest, most current trends in clothes and style {latest trends, current styles, new fashion} The store sells _______ fashion items. The store sells the newest and most trendy clothes.

The newest things you can buy {newest, fresh, current} The store has all the _______ products in technology. The store sells all the newest technology items.

shopping center (/ˈʃɒpɪŋ ˈsɛntə/ noun)

A big place with many stores and restaurants {mall, plaza, complex} The new _______ has over 50 stores. The new place has many stores where people can shop.

To be watching something because you want it {want, desire, target} I have my ______ on that cool bike in the store. I'm interested in and want that cool bike I saw in the store.

To pay more than usual or more than something is worth {overpay, spend too much, pay extra} He paid _______ the odds for that old book. He paid more money than the book was worth.

Different ways of traveling {transport, travel methods, ways} Buses and trains are common _______ of transportation. Buses and trains are usual ways that people travel.

modes of transportation (/trænspɔːˈteɪʃən/ noun)

Different ways of traveling {transport, travel methods, ways} Buses and trains are common _______ of transportation. Buses and trains are usual ways that people travel.

To stay informed or know about new things {stay updated, informed, aware} She ______ of fashion trends. She makes sure to stay up-to-date with what's new in fashion.

fashion and clothing stores (/ˈfæʃən/ noun)

Stores that sell clothes and fashionable items {boutiques, apparel shops, outlets} There are many _______ and clothing stores in the mall. The mall has many places that sell clothes and trendy items.

A business that sells goods in large amounts at lower prices, often to other stores {bulk seller, distributor, supplier} The _______ sold all items in bulk to the store. The business sold large amounts of products to stores instead of individual buyers.

Fun spots to visit, like parks or swimming pools {parks, entertainment spots, leisure places} They visited several _______ places during vacation. They went to fun places like parks and swimming pools during their vacation.

sleek design (/sliːk dɪˈzaɪn/ noun)

A large outdoor sign that advertises things {ad board, poster, signboard} The highway had a huge _______ advertising a new movie. There was a large sign by the road showing an ad for a movie.

latest products (/ˈleɪtɪst ˈprɒdʌkts/ noun)

The newest things you can buy {newest, fresh, current} The store has all the _______ products in technology. The store sells all the newest technology items.

How many people enjoy or do shopping often {shopping trend, demand for shopping, retail popularity} The _______ of shopping increased last year. More people shopped last year than before.

A store that sells things directly to people {shopkeeper, merchant, store} Many _______ offer discounts during holidays. Many stores offer lower prices during holiday seasons.

dynamic atmosphere (/daɪˈnæmɪk/ noun)

A place that feels full of energy and life {lively, exciting, energetic} The concert had a _______ atmosphere. The concert felt lively and full of energy.

Ways to pay for things online or with technology {online payments, e-payments, electronic transactions} _______ payment options include apps like PayPal. You can pay online using apps like PayPal.

To stay informed or know about new things {stay updated, informed, aware} She ______ of fashion trends. She makes sure to stay up-to-date with what's new in fashion.

A large outdoor sign that advertises things {ad board, poster, signboard} The highway had a huge _______ advertising a new movie. There was a large sign by the road showing an ad for a movie.

electronics (/ɪˌlɛkˈtrɒnɪks/ noun)

To be very expensive {very costly, pricey, high-priced} That designer bag _______ an arm and a leg. The designer bag was very expensive.

When something matches what you like {preference, taste, choice} This meal is a bit too spicy _______ my liking. I don't like the meal because it's too spicy.

natural light (/ˈnætʃərəl laɪt/ noun)

A young person, usually a child or teenager {kid, child, youth} The _______ loves playing video games. The young person enjoys playing video games.

Something you buy without planning {spur purchase, unplanned buy, sudden buy} That candy was an _______ buy at the checkout. I bought the candy without planning to before seeing it at the counter.

A place that feels full of energy and life {lively, exciting, energetic} The concert had a _______ atmosphere. The concert felt lively and full of energy.

one-stop-shop (/wʌn stɒp ʃɒp/ noun)

A large building with many stores {plaza, complex, shopping area} The _______ has everything from clothes to electronics. The large building has many different stores where people can buy various things.

A small room in a store where you can try on clothes {change room, dressing room, try-on room} She went to the _______ room to try on the dress. She went into a small room in the store to try the dress on to see if it fit.

The latest, most current trends in clothes and style {latest trends, current styles, new fashion} The store sells _______ fashion items. The store sells the newest and most trendy clothes.

one's cup of tea (/kʌp ɒv tiː/ phrase)

People who live in a city {urban residents, city folk, citizens} _______ dwellers often use public transport. People who live in cities usually use buses, trains, or other public ways of getting around.

When a new product arrives in stores {release, launch, start selling} The new game will _______ the shelves next month. The new game will be available to buy in stores next month.

Having a large amount of stock or goods {stocked, full, loaded} The store is ______ on inventory before the holiday season. The store has many products in stock ready for the holiday.

feel the urge (/ɜːdʒ/ verb)

Something sold at a great price {deal, bargain, great buy} This shirt is a _______ at just $5! The shirt is a very good deal because it only costs $5.

To feel happy and confident about yourself {confident, self-assured, happy} She _______ comfortable in her own skin and doesn't worry about others. She feels good about who she is and isn't bothered by what others think.

youngster (/ˈjʌŋstər/ noun)

A young person, usually a child or teenager {kid, child, youth} The _______ loves playing video games. The young person enjoys playing video games.

To fit perfectly {perfect fit, well-fitted, tailor-made} This new jacket _______ me like a glove. The jacket fits me perfectly.

How many people enjoy or do shopping often {shopping trend, demand for shopping, retail popularity} The _______ of shopping increased last year. More people shopped last year than before.

To be good at noticing what looks stylish and trendy {style sense, fashion taste, keen eye} She has an _______ for fashion and always dresses well. She has a good sense of what's stylish, so she always looks well-dressed.

have mixed feelings about something (/mɪkst/ phrase)

To feel both good and bad about something {uncertain, unsure, torn} She has _______ feelings about moving to a new school. She feels both happy and unsure about changing schools.

To pay more than usual or more than something is worth {overpay, spend too much, pay extra} He paid _______ the odds for that old book. He paid more money than the book was worth.

People who live in a city {urban residents, city folk, citizens} _______ dwellers often use public transport. People who live in cities usually use buses, trains, or other public ways of getting around.

A section or part of a big store {section, division, area} She works in the toy _______ of the store. She works in the section of the store that sells toys.

out of reach (/riːtʃ/ phrase)

Something you buy without planning {spur purchase, unplanned buy, sudden buy} That candy was an _______ buy at the checkout. I bought the candy without planning to before seeing it at the counter.

The newest things you can buy {newest, fresh, current} The store has all the _______ products in technology. The store sells all the newest technology items.

To say something officially or announce it {announce, state, proclaim} She _______ her plans to start a new club. She officially said that she will start a new club.

get my eyes on something (/aɪz/ phrase)

To look at something because you like it or want it {notice, spot, admire} I got my _______ on that new bike in the store. I noticed and really liked the new bike I saw in the store.

To be very expensive {very costly, pricey, high-priced} That designer bag _______ an arm and a leg. The designer bag was very expensive.

Someone who really likes shopping and is often looking for good buys {dedicated buyer, regular shopper, avid consumer} She's a _______ shopper who always finds the best deals. She loves shopping a lot and is always looking for good buys.

down in the dumps (/dʌmps/ phrase)

Feeling very sad {unhappy, sad, blue} She was _______ in the dumps after losing her favorite book. She felt very sad after she lost her favorite book.

A list of things to buy {buy list, grocery list, checklist} He made a _______ list before going to the store. He wrote down everything he wanted to buy before going to the store.

A store that sells things directly to people {shopkeeper, merchant, store} Many _______ offer discounts during holidays. Many stores offer lower prices during holiday seasons.

A line of people waiting {line, row, waiting line} There was a long _______ at the checkout counter. Many people were waiting in line at the checkout.

as a consequence (/ˈkɒnsɪkwəns/ phrase)

One way of looking at something {firstly, from one side, considering} _______ the one hand, it's a good idea to save money. Looking at it from one side, saving money is a smart choice.

To be watching something because you want it {want, desire, target} I have my ______ on that cool bike in the store. I'm interested in and want that cool bike I saw in the store.

To put on clothes to see if they fit {test, check, fit} She ______ on the dress to see if it looked nice. She put the dress on to see if it fit her and looked good.

a blessing in disguise (/dɪsˈɡaɪz/ phrase)

Something that seems bad at first but turns out to be good {hidden benefit, advantage, luck} Missing the bus was a _______ in disguise; I got to meet a new friend! Missing the bus seemed bad but led to something good—meeting a friend.

When someone steals another person's private information {fraud, identity scam, info theft} _______ theft is a serious problem online. It's dangerous when someone steals someone else's personal information.

feel comfortable in my own skin (/ˈkʌmftəbl/ phrase)

To feel happy and confident about yourself {confident, self-assured, happy} She _______ comfortable in her own skin and doesn't worry about others. She feels good about who she is and isn't bothered by what others think.

A big place with many stores and restaurants {mall, plaza, complex} The new _______ has over 50 stores. The new place has many stores where people can shop.

Ways to pay for things online or with technology {online payments, e-payments, electronic transactions} _______ payment options include apps like PayPal. You can pay online using apps like PayPal.

for one's liking (/ˈlaɪkɪŋ/ phrase)

When something matches what you like {preference, taste, choice} This meal is a bit too spicy _______ my liking. I don't like the meal because it's too spicy.

on the one hand (/wʌn hænd/ phrase)

One way of looking at something {firstly, from one side, considering} _______ the one hand, it's a good idea to save money. Looking at it from one side, saving money is a smart choice.

To look at something because you like it or want it {notice, spot, admire} I got my _______ on that new bike in the store. I noticed and really liked the new bike I saw in the store.

on the other hand (/ˈʌðə hænd/ phrase)

Something sold at a great price {deal, bargain, great buy} This shirt is a _______ at just $5! The shirt is a very good deal because it only costs $5.

risks (/rɪsks/ noun)

Chances that something could go wrong {dangers, threats, hazards} There are some _______ in starting a new business. There are some dangers or problems that could happen when starting a business.

To say something officially or announce it {announce, state, proclaim} She _______ her plans to start a new club. She officially said that she will start a new club.

Feeling very sad {unhappy, sad, blue} She was _______ in the dumps after losing her favorite book. She felt very sad after she lost her favorite book.

When a new product arrives in stores {release, launch, start selling} The new game will _______ the shelves next month. The new game will be available to buy in stores next month.

financial loss (/faɪˈnænʃl lɒs/ noun)

Losing money {monetary loss, deficit, expense} The company faced a big _______ loss last year. The company lost a lot of money last year.

When clothing or accessories look nice on a person {suits, fits, matches} That color really ______ on him. That color suits him well and makes him look nice.

Losing money {monetary loss, deficit, expense} The company faced a big _______ loss last year. The company lost a lot of money last year.

A young person, usually a child or teenager {kid, child, youth} The _______ loves playing video games. The young person enjoys playing video games.

security measures (/sɪˈkjʊərɪti ˈmɛʒəz/ noun)

To quickly buy something at a low price {catch a deal, grab a bargain, seize a discount} She _______ up a bargain on the shoes. She bought the shoes right away because they were at a great price.

identity theft (/aɪˈdɛntɪti θɛft/ noun)

When someone steals another person's private information {fraud, identity scam, info theft} _______ theft is a serious problem online. It's dangerous when someone steals someone else's personal information.

To keep shopping until you're very tired {shop a lot, go shopping crazy, spend long time shopping} They _______ till they dropped on Black Friday. They shopped for a very long time on Black Friday.

To quickly buy something at a low price {catch a deal, grab a bargain, seize a discount} She _______ up a bargain on the shoes. She bought the shoes right away because they were at a great price.

consumer protection (/kənˈsjuːmə prəˈtɛkʃən/ noun)

Rules that keep shoppers safe from scams {buyer safety, customer care, regulation} _______ protection helps people avoid scams. The rules help make sure people don't get tricked when they buy things.

To look at something because you like it or want it {notice, spot, admire} I got my _______ on that new bike in the store. I noticed and really liked the new bike I saw in the store.

To charge someone too much money {overcharge, scam, cheat} The seller _______ him off by charging double. The seller made him pay too much for the item.

To feel happy and confident about yourself {confident, self-assured, happy} She _______ comfortable in her own skin and doesn't worry about others. She feels good about who she is and isn't bothered by what others think.

declare (/dɪˈklɛə/ verb)

To say something officially or announce it {announce, state, proclaim} She _______ her plans to start a new club. She officially said that she will start a new club.

Losing money {monetary loss, deficit, expense} The company faced a big _______ loss last year. The company lost a lot of money last year.

evolve (/ɪˈvɒlv/ verb)

To slowly change over time {develop, grow, transform} Games have _______ a lot since the 1990s. Games have changed and improved a lot over time.

A place that feels full of energy and life {lively, exciting, energetic} The concert had a _______ atmosphere. The concert felt lively and full of energy.

Having a large amount of stock or goods {stocked, full, loaded} The store is ______ on inventory before the holiday season. The store has many products in stock ready for the holiday.

To pay more than usual or more than something is worth {overpay, spend too much, pay extra} He paid _______ the odds for that old book. He paid more money than the book was worth.

integrate (/ˈɪntɪɡreɪt/ verb)

To combine things so they work well together {combine, merge, blend} They _______ new tech into the school system. They added new technology into the school system so it works together.

Physical stores or shops you can walk into {physical store, shop, market} Many people still prefer ______ stores over online shopping. Many people like to shop in physical stores rather than online.

A section or part of a big store {section, division, area} She works in the toy _______ of the store. She works in the section of the store that sells toys.

Stores that sell clothes and fashionable items {boutiques, apparel shops, outlets} There are many _______ and clothing stores in the mall. The mall has many places that sell clothes and trendy items.

city dwellers (/ˈsɪti ˈdwɛləz/ noun)

People who live in a city {urban residents, city folk, citizens} _______ dwellers often use public transport. People who live in cities usually use buses, trains, or other public ways of getting around.

Someone who really likes shopping and is often looking for good buys {dedicated buyer, regular shopper, avid consumer} She's a _______ shopper who always finds the best deals. She loves shopping a lot and is always looking for good buys.

Something genuine, the real thing {authentic, genuine, original} This watch is the _______ McCoy, not a fake. The watch is genuine and not a copy or imitation.

A list of things to buy {buy list, grocery list, checklist} He made a _______ list before going to the store. He wrote down everything he wanted to buy before going to the store.

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shopaholic (/ˌʃɒpəˈhɒlɪk/ noun)

Someone who loves shopping a lot and buys many things even if they don't need them {shop lover, spender, buyer} My wife is a ______ who visits the mall every weekend. My friend loves shopping so much that they go to the mall every single weekend.

Something that someone likes or is interested in {interest, preference, favorite} Soccer isn't really my _______ of tea. I don't really like soccer.

To relax and let go of stress {relax, rest, chill} He likes to _______ by watching TV after school. He relaxes and lets go of stress by watching TV.

A design that looks modern and smooth {stylish, modern, elegant} The new phone has a _______ design. The new phone looks modern and stylish.

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have a taste for something (/teɪst/ verb)

To like something a lot and enjoy it {enjoy, prefer, appreciate} I have a ______ for adventure games on my phone. I really like playing adventure games on my phone.

Another way of looking at something, often opposite to the first {however, on the flip side, alternatively} _______ the other hand, spending money can be fun. Looking at it from another side, spending money is enjoyable.

When you strongly want to do something {desire, impulse, want} He _______ the urge to buy the toy immediately. He wanted to buy the toy right away.

To look around without a plan to buy anything {look, skim, search} She likes to _______ for clothes online. She enjoys looking at clothes on the internet without planning to buy them.

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30 sec • 1 pt

wander around somewhere (/ˈwɒndə/ verb)

To walk or move around a place without a specific direction {stroll, roam, meander} They like to ______ around the park on weekends. They enjoy walking around the park without any particular place to go.

Something you can't get or it's too far away {unavailable, inaccessible, distant} That expensive car is _______ of reach for me right now. The car costs too much money for me to buy.

Light that comes from the sun {sunlight, daylight, solar light} The room has lots of _______ light. The room has lots of sunlight coming in.

To reconsider or think again {reconsider, rethink, review} He gave it a ______ and didn't buy the video game. He thought again and decided not to buy the video game.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

window shopping (/ˈwɪndəʊ ˈʃɒpɪŋ/ noun)

Looking at things in store windows without buying them {browse, look, observe} My sister enjoys ______ shopping at the mall. My sister likes looking at things in stores without actually buying anything.

A place where you can buy many different things {all-in-one, multi-purpose, mall} This store is a _______ for all your needs. This store has many items so you can buy different things all at once.

To agree on a good price for something {deal, agreement, discount} She made a ______ for the video game. She got the video game at a lower price by agreeing with the seller.

Devices like computers, phones, and TVs {gadgets, devices, tech} They sell _______ like tablets and cameras. They sell technology items like tablets and cameras.

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30 sec • 1 pt

plan ahead (/plæn əˈhɛd/ verb)

To think and prepare for something in the near future {prepare, organize, schedule} It's always good to ______ ahead for school projects. It's wise to get ready for school projects before the last minute.

A very low price, usually a discount {bargain, discount, sale price} The bike was on sale at a _______ price. The bike was being sold for a much lower price than usual.

To buy something without seeing it first {risky buy, blind purchase, uncertain deal} Buying that online was like buying a _______ in a poke. Buying it online was risky since he didn't know exactly what he'd get.

Ways to keep people or things safe {protections, safeguards, defenses} They increased _______ measures at the bank. They added more things to keep the bank and people safe.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

impulsive buying (/ɪmˈpʌlsɪv ˈbaɪɪŋ/ noun)

Buying something without thinking it through {unplanned, spur, spontaneous} I made an ______ buy at the candy shop yesterday. I bought something at the candy shop without planning it in advance.

A big store that has many different sections {store, mall, retail center} They went to the _______ store to buy some clothes. They visited a big store with lots of sections to shop for clothes.

Find items at low or affordable prices {cheap, affordable, budget} They love getting ______ deals online. They like finding low-cost things when shopping online.

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30 sec • 1 pt

compulsive (/kəmˈpʌlsɪv/ adjective)

Feeling a strong need to do something again and again {obsessive, uncontrollable, urge} He has a ______ habit of checking his phone. He feels like he has to keep checking his phone repeatedly.

What happens because of something else {result, outcome, effect} He didn't study, and _______ a consequence, he didn't pass the test. Because he didn't study, he didn't pass his test.

Buying and selling things on the internet {online shopping, digital sales, internet commerce} _______ makes shopping from home very easy. Buying things online lets you shop without leaving your home.

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