3 Language summary

VOCABULARY
Nouns Other Adjectives perfect
Clothes and jewelry acre Colors powerful
backpack Text armchair black pretty
bag bid blue reasonable
belt birthday brown sad
boots cent(s) gray stylish
bracelet certificate green truthful
dress (sales) clerk orange
customer
Verbs
earrings pink
design Modal
flip-flops purple
dollar can
jacket red
jeans electric guitar white Other
ring flea market yellow ask
shirt headphones buy
item Other
sneakers compare
land attractive
socks cost
mug boring
suit help
notebook cheap
sunglasses look (= seem)
opinions confident
sweater look (at/for)
pet rock crazy
tie mean
phone creative
T-shirt pay (for)
present digital
watch prefer
price each
say
Materials* printer expensive
try (it on)
cotton skateboard extraordinary
gold style friendly Adverbs
leather tablet happy more
plastic (price) tag hopeful (shop) online
rubber treadmill huge
silk jealous *Names of materials
silver Pronouns light can be used as nouns or
wool one loving adjectives.
ones nice
online

EXPRESSIONS
Talking about prices Getting someone’s Talking about Thanking someone
How much is this/that attention preferences Thanks anyway.
T-shirt? Excuse me. Which one do you prefer? You’re welcome.
It’s . . . I prefer the . . . one.
Offering help Expressing doubt
That’s not bad. Which ones do you like
Can I help you? Hmm.
How much are these/ better/more?
those sneakers? Identifying things I like the . . . ones Pausing to think
They’re . . . Which one? better/more. Let’s see . . .
That’s expensive. The blue one.
Making and declining
Which ones?
Comparing an offer
The gray ones.
It’s nicer/more stylish Would you like to . . . ?
than the black one. Oh, no. That’s OK.

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