You use this in a supermarket to carry your shopping.
Cart
You wear these on your feet.
shoes
A casual top with short sleeves.
T-shirt
Money you pay with (coins and paper).
cash
Something you give to someone for a birthday or holiday.
gift
A small shop near your home.
corner shop
Sports shoes for running or exercise.
trainers
A small label that shows how much something costs.
price tag
A paper you get after you buy something.
receipt
To put on clothes to see if they fit.
try on
The name of a company that makes a product.
brand
When something is cheaper than usual.
discount
Money you get back after returning something.
refund
When clothes are the right size for you.
fit (verb)
When something is brought to your home.
delivery
Clothes that are popular and in style now.
fashionable
Something that is not modern anymore.
old-fashioned
How good or bad something is.
quality
To return something and get a different one.
exchange
When clothes feel nice and easy to wear.
comfortable
To return something you bought to the store.
take something back (to a shop)
To use money (not a card) to buy something.
pay in cash
You say this when something is cheap or a good price.
That’s a good deal.
You say this when you decide to buy something.
I’ll take it.
The total price of everything you buy.
That’s … altogether.