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KET Services and shopping vocabulary
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The money you get back when you pay more than the price is called __________.
change
bill
rent
penny
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Where do you go to cut and style your hair?
library
chemist
dentist
hair salon
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How do you call a person who buys things in a shop?
customer / shopper
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An __________ is a notice that tells people about a product or service.
bill
advertisement
receipt
label
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A __________ sells many different types of products on different floors.
supermarket
bookshop
market
department store
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The __________ is the total amount of money you must pay.
cost
bill
change
price
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I don't have cash. Can I pay by __________?
bill
credit card
coin
cheque
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A __________ is a written order to a bank to pay money from your account.
spends
cheque
bills
credit card
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If something costs a lot, it means it is _____________.
expensive
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Where do you find information about local attractions and places to visit?
tourist information centre
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The American word for 'one cent' in British English is __________.
pound
penny
euro
dollar
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The notice saying something is available to buy is called a __________ sign.
cheap
for sale
open
closed
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You pay __________ every month to live in a flat that is not yours.
bill
rent
cost
price
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You keep your money here and can pay bills or transfer funds.
post office
garage
travel agent
bank
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She __________ all her money on shoes and had nothing left.
paid
rented
cost
spent
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I want to __________ those trousers before I buy them.
spend
pay
try on
rent
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Where do you go to borrow books for free?
library
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This person helps you in a shop when you want to buy something.
shop assistant
cashier
shopper
customer
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You go here to send letters and parcels.
post office
tourist information centre
travel agent
bank
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