WorksheetsIETLS VOCA - SHOPPING
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
a series of advertisements to persuade people to buy something
independent stores
advertising campaign
customer service
high street names
bags (usually plastic) supplied by shops
(a)
a card issued by a shop to allow customers to save money on the basis of what they spend
(a)
to get into debt: to owe money
TRUE
FALSE
well-known shops
high street names
independent stores
big brand names
local shops
must-have product: a product that is very popular that a lot of people want to have
TRUE
FALSE
to pay for something using coins or paper money
to pay the full price
a pay in cash
to run up a credit card bill
to shop around: to do a lot of shopping
TRUE
FALSE
to snap up a (a) : to buy something quickly that is being sold cheaply
to visit a store to look at items without the intention of buying anything
(a)
the person who serves customers
(a)
to shop until you drop
to buy something quickly that is being sold cheaply
to reduce prices a great deal
to do a lot of shopping
to try different shops to find the best deal
to run up a credit card bill: to owe money on a credit card
TRUE
FALSE
to be on a tight budget
to pay someone in relation to the amount they sell
to pay the full amount for something
to pay for something using coins or paper money
to have a limited amount of money to spend
dependent stores: small shops independent of large companies
TRUE
FALSE
small shops independent of large companies
(a)
a series of advertisements to persuade people to buy something
(a)
a period in the year when things are sold cheaply
(a)
to visit a store to look at items without the intention of buying anything
(a)
to buy something much cheaper than the normal price
to pick up a bargain
to slash prices
to snap up a bargain
to run up a credit card bill
