Shopping Terminology and Concepts

The video tutorial covers various shopping-related actions and phrases. It explains how to queue up for purchases, pay for items, shop around for better deals, and handle situations when items are sold out. It also discusses trying on clothes, splashing out on expensive items, picking out products, and briefly visiting stores. Additionally, it covers taking off clothing, trying out new products, opening up shops, returning items, cashing up at the end of the day, and standing out in a crowd.

What does it mean to 'queue up'?

• To sell something

• To wait in line for something

• To try on clothes

• To buy something quickly

Why is it important to 'shop around'?

• To sell out quickly

• To avoid long lines

• To buy the first item you see

• To find the best price and quality

What does 'sold out' mean?

• Items are being restocked

• Items are on sale

• All items have been sold

• All items are available

What should you do before buying clothes?

• Try them on to see if they fit

• Buy them without checking

• Ask for a discount

• Wait for a sale

What does 'splash out' mean?

• To return items

• To sell items

• To spend a lot of money

• To save money

What does it mean to 'pick out' something?

• To sell something

• To return an item

• To choose or select something

• To try something new

What does 'pop into' a store mean?

• To open a new store

• To stay for a long time

• To visit briefly

• To close a store

What does 'take off' refer to in clothing?

• To buy new clothes

• To remove clothes

• To put on clothes

• To sell clothes

What does 'try out' mean?

• To return an item

• To sell something

• To test something new

• To buy something

What does 'open up' a shop mean?

• To close the shop

• To start business for the day

• To sell out of items

• To renovate the shop