MODULE 6 Extra Practice: Section C Name: Vocabulary 1 Choose the correct answer in italics to show you understand the meaning of the words in bold. 1. Choose / Pay for / Try on items at the checkout counter. 2. Products are controlled / sold / achieved in shops. 3. Items on special offer are usually cheap / free / expensive. 4. I couldn’t afford the top. It was too nice / big / expensive. 5. Nicole took back the dress she bought yesterday. She returned it to the shop / bought it / took it home. 6. The shop gave Chloe a refund. She got her money back / found the right size / paid for the item. 2 Complete the sentences with the words below. good value • charge • on sale • fee • add up • off • worth • advertisement 1. Products are often cheaper online, so Internet shopping can be the cost will start to . But be careful, because . 2. Designer shops a lot of money for their products, but sometimes you can find cheaper products . for this credit card, but it’s a useful card. I think it’s 3. I have to pay a the money. for flip-flops – only £5 a pair. That’s £10 4. Look at this 3 the usual price. Unscramble the words. Then use the words to complete the sentences according to the pictures. pecteri • shac • gceheanx • dercti racd • gecahn 1 2 4 3 5 1. Tina gave her to the shop assistant. 2. I gave the cashier £50 and got £10 3. My mum paid in at the supermarket. 4. Rob always checks his 5. You can . when he buys something. that shirt for this white one. Advanced Think Ahead 3 Photocopiable © Burlington Books 1 MODULE 6 Extra Practice: Section C Grammar 4 Read what people said. Choose the correct verb. 1. The cashier suggested / told me to keep my receipt. 2. Mum suggested / offered getting a new coat. 3. The shop owner suggested / offered me a refund. 4. She suggested / told that I try on the green top. 5. I told / offered her to stop spending so much money. 6. Vicky suggested / offered to help me find a new outfit. 5 Complete the e-mail with offered, suggested, told or asked. Hi Mandy, Last week, I made an appointment with a free personal shopper at the department store. She’s an expert who chooses the right clothes for people. When I arrived, my personal shopper, Kate, 1. down and Kate 2. to bring me a drink. Then we sat me to tell her what I wanted. I 3. looking for some smart but inexpensive clothes. Kate clothes on sale. Then, she clothes. I 5. 4. that we only look at me to sit down and wait while she was looking for to go with her, but she said it wasn’t necessary. Finally, she 6. returned with a lot of clothes. I tried on a nice dress, but then she 7. even nicer one. When I her I was 8. trying on an her to find different sizes for some of the clothes that didn’t fit me properly, she found them without a problem. In the end, I bought five items, but everything was on sale so I didn’t spend too much money. I 9. her card and when I got home, I gave it to my brother. I 10. her to give me that he call her, too. Trisha 6 Write sentences with the words below. Use reported speech. 1. she / told / me / check / the opening time / of the shop 2. Mindy / suggested / we / buy / clothes / online 3. the salesperson / offered / call / the manager 4. Dad / told / me / not buy / him / a birthday present 5. Molly / asked / the salesperson / exchange / the top Advanced Think Ahead 3 Photocopiable © Burlington Books 2