B1 - VOCAB REVISION BUYING SELLING INVENTIONS | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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A lot of different things of the same type

variety

Adjective form of the verb "afford" (cheap enough to buy)

affordable

Correct the mistake: He bought a very inexpensively watch

inexpensive

Noun form of the adjective "true"

truth

A small useful tool or device, usually electronic

gadget

To find something new for the first time

discover

Adjective form of the noun "expense"

expensive

Complete the phrase: In ______ to comparing prices read the reviews

addition

To use money time or food badly so it has no result

waste

Adjective from "use" meaning "not helpful at all"

useless

A small round piece of metal money

coin

Noun form of the verb "compare"

comparison

A book or website that shows the products a shop sells

catalogue

Noun form of the verb "decide"

decision

Money that you owe to another person or a bank

debt

Correct the mistake: It was a suddenly decision to sell the business

sudden

Correct the mistake: The factory uses automaticly machinery

automatic

To buy something (a more formal word for "buy")

purchase

To make a number or an amount smaller

decrease

Adjective from "use" meaning "helpful"

useful

A person who buys things from a shop

customer

A piece of paper showing what you bought and how much you paid

receipt

Not natural, made by people or machines

artificial

To have enough money to buy something

afford

To talk with a seller so that you get a lower price

bargain

The money you pay for a service a course or a club

fee

To put money into a business so it can grow

invest

Noun form of the verb "serve" (what a shop gives its customers)

service

Noun form of the adjective "valuable"

value

A picture video or pop-up that tries to make you buy something