Unit 7 vocab pronunciation | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

waste

Don’t waste your money on things you don’t need.

takeaway

We ordered Chinese takeaway for dinner.

stationer’s

I bought some notebooks at the stationer’s.

spend

I spend too much money on eating out.

special offer

There’s a special offer on laptops this week.

shoe shop

I found some nice shoes at the shoe shop.

sell

He decided to sell his old car.

save up (for sth)

She’s saving up for a new phone.

save

I’m trying to save money for a vacation.

sale

The store is having a sale this weekend.

salary

His salary increased after the promotion.

run out (of sth)

We’ve run out of milk, can you get some?

refuse

She refused to help him with the project.

refund

They gave me a refund because the product was faulty.

receipt

Keep the receipt in case you want to return it.

promise

He promised to call me after work.

profits

The company’s profits have increased this quarter.

price tag

The price tag says it’s on sale for $20.

pretend

He pretended to be asleep to avoid talking.

prefer

I prefer tea over coffee in the morning.

post-office

I need to go to the post-office to send a package.

pay (for sth)

She offered to pay for my coffee.

owe

I owe you 10 dollars for lunch.

optician’s

I went to the optician’s to get new glasses.

offer

The company made him a great job offer.

newsagent’s

I picked up a newspaper from the newsagent’s.

mind

Do you mind if I sit here?

lose

Don’t lose your keys again!

lend

Can you lend me some money until payday?

launderette

I need to take my clothes to the launderette.

keep

Please keep the receipt in case you want to return the item.

jeweller’s

He bought an engagement ring at the jeweller’s.

investor

The investor put a lot of money into the new company.

income

Her income increased after she got a promotion.

hairdresser’s

I have an appointment at the hairdresser’s this afternoon.

greengrocer’s

I buy fresh vegetables from the greengrocer’s every week.

give a refund (for sth)

They agreed to give a refund for the returned shoes.

get a refund (for sth)

I got a refund for the damaged product.

garden centre

We bought some plants at the garden centre.

funding

They need more funding to continue their research.

florist’s

I bought a bouquet at the florist’s for my friend’s birthday.

fancy

I don’t fancy going out tonight.

fail

She didn’t study, so she failed the exam.

expect

They expect him to finish the project by next week.

estate agent’s

I visited the estate agent’s to find a new apartment.

entrepreneur

The entrepreneur started a successful tech company.

enjoy

I really enjoy reading books in my free time.

end up

He didn’t plan to stay, but he ended up spending the whole evening there.

DIY store

We went to the DIY store to buy some paint for the house.

discount

The store is offering a 20% discount on all items.

deli (delicatessen)

I got a sandwich from the deli for lunch.

decide

He decided to go for a walk instead of watching TV.

coupon

I used a coupon to get a discount on my purchase.

cost

This car will cost a lot to repair.

cosmetics store

I bought some skincare products at the cosmetics store.

contract

She signed a contract for her new job yesterday.

coffee shop

We met at a coffee shop to discuss the project.

clothes shop

I found a nice dress at the clothes shop downtown.

choose

You have to choose between the two options.

chemist’s

You can get painkillers at the chemist’s.

charity shop

I donated my old clothes to the local charity shop.

charge

They charge a fee for late payments.

CEO

The CEO announced a new strategy for the company.

buy

She decided to buy a new laptop for her studies.

butcher’s

I bought some steaks at the butcher’s for dinner.

borrow

Can I borrow a pen from you, please?

be short of

I’m short of cash, can you lend me some money?

bargain

That coat was a real bargain at half the original price.

bank

I went to the bank to deposit my paycheck.

baker’s

I stopped by the baker’s to get some fresh bread.

avoid

She tries to avoid going to crowded places.

afford

I can't afford to buy a new car this year.

admit

He had to admit that he made a mistake during the meeting.