Покупки

Match the proverbs and idioms with their meanings.

Choose the correct item. A person who buys products and services.

Choose the correct item. You pay 50% of the original price.

Choose the correct item. You pay for one item and receive two of the same kind.

Choose the correct form of the verb. in Rome since he was a teenager.

Choose the correct form of the verb. a film last night?

Choose the correct form of the verb. His parents here yesterday.

Choose the correct form of the verb. The dress looks new. it recently?

Match the phrases to make the exchanges.

Read the text and answer the questions. Occasionally, stores have discounts if you buy more than one item. Here is how those discounts work: suppose you are buying jeans. One pair of jeans costs $32.00. But the store is now offering a deal: two pairs of jeans for $50.00. It costs more to buy two pairs of jeans than one pair. However, if you buy two pairs of jeans for $50.00, each pair costs $25.00 instead of $32.00. You may actually be better off spending more to buy two pairs of jeans at a lower price. 1. Which of these is the topic sentence of this paragraph? 2. What is the main idea of this paragraph? 3. What does the word occasionally tell readers about when stores offer discounts? 4. Which is a synonym for actually? 5. What do the words occasionally, actually, and carefully have in common?