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Buying and Selling

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  • To make a choice.
    To make a choice
  • To make a choice about something.
    Decide on
  • A notice, picture, or video that tells people about a product or service.
    An advert (advertisement) for
  • The money you spend on something.
    Expense
  • To give money for something you buy or use.
    Pay for
  • Something that is added, or the act of adding.
    Addition
  • Money in the form of coins and paper bills.
    Cash
  • To look at two or more things to see how they are the same or different.
    Compare something to/with
  • A choice that someone makes.
    Decision
  • Not too expensive; easy to pay for.
    Affordable
  • The state of something.
    In good/bad condition
  • Owing money to someone.
    In dept
  • To get something by paying money to someone or a shop.
    Buy something from
  • To look at two or more things to see how they are the same or different.
    Compare
  • To take something from someone and return it later.
    Borrow something from
  • To give something to someone for a short time, expecting it to be returned.
    Lend something to
  • To put something together with something else.
    Add
  • The act of comparing two or more things.
    comparison
  • To pick one from two or more options.
    Choose between
  • To pay money to use something for a short time without buying it.
    Rent
  • To be owned by someone.
    Belong to
  • Not correct about something or having a problem with something.
    Wrong about/with
  • Not expensive; costs only a little money.
    Inexpensive
  • Costing a lot of money.
    Expensive
  • Something that is available to buy, often at a lower price.
    Sale
  • To use money or time for something.
    Spend something on
  • Paying with a credit card or a cheque instead of cash.
    By credit card/cheque
  • To have enough money to buy something.
    Afford