A oficina de inglês
Pesquisas Acadêmicas: A oficina de inglês. Pesquise 862.000+ trabalhos acadêmicosPor: julialbo • 3/6/2013 • Pesquisas Acadêmicas • 2.349 Palavras (10 Páginas) • 410 Visualizações
To buy
To cost Expensive
cheap
To go window shopping Worthless
Priceless
To afford sth Affordable
Free
To be worth Fair
To save Second-hand
To withdraw money How much is it?
To bargain A customer
To spend money Sales
To be good value for money
To go on a shopping spree
Time is Money !
To sell Available
To refund Under guarantee
To supply Out of stock
To cash A wide choice
To charge for A bargain
To rip off Change
To overprice For sale
To give a discount Shop assistant
To sell like hot cakes
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I'd like to buy this sweater, but it is too give you a discount expensive!
2. These cheap TVs are selling like give you a discount hot cakes !
3. Is this item give you a discount available? No sorry, we're out of stock.
4. This box is not give you a discount for sale, you cannot buy it.
5. give you a discount How much is it, please? That's very cheap, only 5€ !
6. She will have to give you a discount save money if she wants to buy a new car.
7. I always buy give you a discount second-hand books.
8. This diamond is give you a discount priceless!
9. When the sales are on, I love going on give you a discount a shopping spree.
10. Don't spend money on clothes, you can't give you a discount afford it.
11. Ask the shop assistant if she can give you a discount .
12. You said you paid 25€ for this? I can't believe it ! You were give you a discount ripped off
43 =» How [No answer] much is this purse?
2. £51=» How much does this handbag [No answer] cost ? It's 51£.
3. £ 20 =» For £20 you can [No answer] buy this bracelet.
4. £38 =» There is a dress [No answer] that costs £38.
5. £32 =» I can't buy that raincoat, [No answer] it's £32 and I've got only £30. (2 words)
6. £40 =» Oh there's a good pair of shoes that [No answer] costs £40.
7. £28 =» Well, let's buy this nice hat! But [No answer] how much does it cost? (2 words)
belt(s) handbag(s)
headscarf (headscarves) scarf (scarves)
glasses sunglasses watch(es)
glove(s) hat(s)
hanger(s)
Jewellery
bracelet(s) necklace(s)
ring(s) earring(s)
Parts of clothes
Naturally Speaking
Does it fit?
It's too big. It's too small.
It's too loose. It's too tight.
It's too long. It's too short.
Dialogue
It's Saturday and Mrs Smith has gone shopping with her friend Lucy for a new dress in the sales:-
Mrs Smith: Well Lucy, what do you think?
Lucy: Mmm, it's nice, but I think you need a slightly bigger size. The top is gaping.
Mrs Smith: I think this is the only one. I'd better ask an assistant.
Excuse me? Do you have this in a size 14?
Shop assistant: I'm afraid everything in the sale is out on display.
Mrs Smith: Oh dear, it's just a bit too tight.
Shop assistant: I think we have a size 14 in red.
Mrs Smith: Oh no. Red's just not my colour.
Shop assistant: It's not bright red, it's a nice dark red. Here it is. Why don't you try it on? There's a changing room free over there.
Later...
Mrs Smith: It fits like a glove. What do you think Lucy?
Lucy: It looks really nice. I guess red suits you after all.
suit(s) shirt(s) tie(s)
Women's Clothes
dress(es) blouse(s) skirt(s)
tanktop(s)
Uni-Sex
coat(s) jacket(s) t-shirt(s)
trouser(s) jean(s) short(s)
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