Looking around the shops without buying anything.
window shopping
A list of things to buy you write before going to the shop.
shopping list
When you try to agree a lower price for something you buy, especially in a street market.
haggle
When you buy something at a much lower price than usual it is called a ................
bargain
The goods in the shops are arranged on ........ in rows at different heights.
shelves
When there is no more product you need available it means the item is ......................
out of stock
Where do you buy meat?
butchers
Money given back to you if you return something to the shop.
refund
To keep money so that you can buy something worth it in the future.
to save/save up
You go there if you need to try any clothes on.
changing rooms/fitting rooms
Where do you buy fruit and vegetables?
greengrocers
A person who works in a shop.
shop assisstant/salesman
A long line of people waiting at the checkout.
queue
Someting that you buy in a shop.
purchase
A person, who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
customer
A lot of people adore markets because of their special atmosphere where you can buy goods from different ..............
stalls
A piece of paper that proves you have received goods for money.
receipt
A price which is lower than usual.
special offer/discount
A place with many shops under one roof.
shopping centre/shopping mall
You get this back if you pay more for something than it costs.
change
Things being sold, mostly clothes, that are not new and have been owned by someone else.
second-hand
When you've chosen everything you need you move to the ................... to pay for your goods.
checkout
You use it in a supermarket if you're planning to buy a lot of goods.
trolley
The amount of money that you pay for something.
price