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Frequently used sentences when shopping for Editions-Speed English ðŸ—ĢïļðŸ’Ž

If you don't stop shopping at all, you don't want to ask the price, you want to renew the price, or look for souvenirs, you want to ask the seller, ask the shop, what sentence do you use?

Can you get some?

Do you have...? Do you sell...?: Do you have... do you sell...?

How much does this cost?: How much does this cost?

Can I try this on?: Can I try this?

I just want to look around. I'm just browsing.: Let me take a look around.

Can you give me a discount? / Could you lower the price a little bit?

Does it include taxes?: Does this price include taxes?

Do you take (or accept) credit cards?: Do you accept credit cards?

Are you still open at... p.m?...P.M.): Episode... (time).. Is the store still open?

If we want to come back to the same store, but are not sure when the store is closed, we often ask, for example, Are you still open at 10 p.m.? (Is the store still open at 10 p.m.?)

Do you have another one?

Usually say this sentence if we find a category that we like but want to know if there are others besides this.

I'll take it. (I take it): Yes.

When the price is not renewed, but the heart wants it, it must be done.

I will give you 2 for + [offer price] if you buy 2 pieces for [price].

Your total comes to + [price] Total includes + [price]

Practice the language and learn a little a day. Make the needle language strong in the days ahead. ðŸĪĐðŸĪĐ

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𝙃ð™Ī𝙎 ð™Đð™Ī 𝙇𝙚𝙖𝙧ð™Ģ 𝙄𝙙𝙞ð™Īð™Ēð™Ļ 𝙖ð™Ģ𝙙 𝙋𝙝𝙧𝙖ð™Ļ𝙚ð™Ļ
1ïļâƒĢRead Widely: Idioms and phrases are commonly used in written texts. Read books, newspapers, magazines, and online articles to encounter idiomatic expressions in context. 2ïļâƒĢWatch English Media: Movies, TV shows, and podcasts often contain idiomatic language. Pay attention to how idioms are used
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A table titled 'English Synonyms for IELTS' lists common English words in one column and their advanced synonyms in the adjacent column, designed to enhance vocabulary for exams like IELTS.
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Words are powerful, and the way you choose them can transform your communication. Whether you’re writing an essay, crafting a speech, or simply trying to express yourself more effectively, swapping basic words for advanced synonyms can make all the difference. Why settle for “big” when you can say
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A vocabulary guide titled "STOP SAYING VERY" lists 50 common phrases using "very" and provides stronger, single-word alternatives. Examples include "Very angry -- Furious," "Very cold -- Freezing," and "Very happy -- Jubilant," presented in three colored columns.
Upgrade Your Vocabulary: Very Substitutes 🔑â„đïļâއïļ
Tired of overusing “very” in your sentences? Spice up your language with more precise words that pack a punch. Check out these creative alternatives and make your descriptions pop! ðŸŒĄïļ Very Angry → Furious Instead of saying, “The customer was very angry about the shipping delay,” say, “The custo
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A list titled "WORDS TO USE INSTEAD OF 'VERY'" presents 25 common phrases like "very noisy" with a red 'X', alongside more impactful single-word alternatives such as "deafening" with a green checkmark, on a light blue grid background.
Boost Your Vocabulary:Replace “Very” with Flair🔑â„đïļâއïļ
Masterful Replacements for “Very” ðŸ”Ĩ📚 Want to make your writing and speech more dynamic? Swap out “very” for these powerful alternatives and elevate your communication game. Dive into these replacements and see how they can enhance your descriptions. Whether you’re crafting compelling content or
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The image is a title slide for "JAPANESE Convenience store SWIPE Phrases," featuring a stylized convenience store counter with a coffee cup and a drink icon. It introduces a series of useful Japanese phrases for convenience store interactions.
This image displays the phrase "Would you like to add a hot coffee?" in English, followed by its Japanese romaji translation "Hotto kōhÄŦ mo tsukemasu ka?" and the Japanese script, set against a convenience store counter background.
The image shows the English phrase "Do you need a bag?" with its Japanese romaji translation "Fukuro wa irimasu ka?" and the Japanese script, presented over a convenience store counter scene.
Phrases for a japanese convenience store
Do you need a bag? = Fukuro wa irimasu ka? Would you like to add a hot coffee? = Hotto kōhÄŦ mo tsukemasu ka? The restrooms are for customers only. = Toire wa okyaku-sama sen'yō desu. Card declined. Do you have another form of payment? = Kādo ga uketukerare masen. Hoka no shiharai hōhō wa
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Two people in winter gear stand in a snowy mountain landscape with husky dogs and dog sleds, illustrating the English idiom 'Cost an arm and a leg' for expensive experiences. Text overlays include 'English Idioms' and 'Swipe'.
ð™ī𝚗𝚐𝚕𝚒𝚜𝚑 ð™ļ𝚍𝚒𝚘𝚖𝚜: ð™ē𝚘𝚜𝚝 𝚊𝚗 𝚊𝚛𝚖 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚊 𝚕𝚎𝚐
Vacation can be VERY EXPENSIVE. Some of these trips 𝚌𝚘𝚜𝚝𝚜 𝚊𝚗 𝚊𝚛𝚖 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚊 𝚕𝚎𝚐! ð™ē𝚘𝚜𝚝 𝚊𝚗 𝚊𝚛𝚖 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚊 𝚕𝚎𝚐💊ðŸĶĩ Meaning: Very expensive.💰 Example Sentence: That designer bag costs an arm and a leg. This is a very common expression used amongst natives so definitely make sure that you understand it even if
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A white background image titled 'List of synonyms' displays 37 pairs of words, each with a synonym, presented in two bulleted columns. Examples include 'Maybe - Perhaps', 'Meeting - Assembly', 'Movie - Film', 'Perfect - Flawless', 'Reliable - Dependable', and 'Rude - Impolite'.
Synonyms that Stick: Words with a Twist 🔀🔑â„đïļâއïļ
1. Maybe = Perhaps Example: “Maybe I’ll go to the party” sounds unsure, but “Perhaps I’ll attend” gives it a touch of mystery. 2. Meeting = Assembly Example: “We had a meeting today” feels mundane, but “Our assembly was quite productive” adds a formal flair. 3. Mild = Gentle Example: “The
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5 Phrases with ‘Agree’ to Boost Your English Vocab
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A grammar presentation page titled 'IMPERATIVE' explains affirmative and negative forms with examples. It details when to use imperatives for directions, orders, requests, advice, warnings, and informal invitations, alongside cautionary notes about formal usage and implied subjects.
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A list comparing basic English words with their idiomatic expressions, each accompanied by relevant emojis. Examples include 'Fast' vs 'Hit the ground running', 'Happy' vs 'On cloud nine', 'Easy' vs 'Piece of cake', 'Hard' vs 'Tough cookie', 'Close' vs 'In the same boat', 'Brave' vs 'Face the music', 'Surprise' vs 'Out of the blue', 'Succeed' vs 'Hit a home run', 'Sad' vs 'Down in the dumps', 'Rich' vs 'Rolling in dough', 'Strong' vs 'Powerhouse', 'Quiet' vs 'Keep it under wraps', 'Smart' vs 'Bright as a button', and 'Busy' vs 'Swamped'.
Why English Idioms Make Conversations Pop! 🔑â„đïļâއïļ
Idioms are colorful phrases that convey meaning beyond their literal words. They add flair to everyday language, making conversations more engaging and vivid. Here’s a fun look at common idioms compared to their basic English counterparts: ðŸ”ļ Fast = Hit the Ground Running Example: “When Sarah st
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English Shortcuts!* ✂ïļ Learn Shortened Words
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Easy English-Practice question words
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A list of better synonyms for the word 'very', including 'extremely', 'terribly', 'highly', and 'absolutely', to help expand vocabulary.
A list of better synonyms for the word 'beautiful', including 'stunning', 'radiant', 'gorgeous', and 'mesmerizing', to help expand vocabulary.
A list of better synonyms for the word 'sad', including 'sorrowful', 'gloomy', 'depressed', and 'miserable', to help expand vocabulary.
Expand your vocabulary!
There's always improvement for growth in everybody, so why not expand your vocabulary with some of these synonyms for 3 basic words! Education is an amazing thing to have in life âĪïļ #effectivelearning #continuouslearning #educational #words #expandyourmind
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ðŸŸĄGrammar Exercises: Find grammar exercises and worksheets online or in language textbooks. These often include fill-in-the-blank, multiple-choice, or sentence-building exercises to help you practice specific grammar rules. ðŸŸĐOnline Grammar Resources: Use websites and apps dedicated to grammar pract
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