Exercises A1 : learn Shopping vocabulary in English (answers)

These exercises are based on the shopping vocabulary covered in the course. Practice key words like price, receipt, sale, and cash in real-life contexts.

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Exercice 1 — Shopping Vocabulary: Choose the Right Word

Choose the correct word to complete each sentence.

1. You buy something and the shop gives you a ___ to show what you paid.
2. The shoes cost $30. The ___ is $30.
3. Everything in the shop is 50% cheaper today. The shop has a ___.
4. You pay with coins and banknotes, not a card. You pay with ___.

Correction

1. The shop gives you a receipt to show what you paid.
2. The price is $30.
3. The shop has a sale.
4. You pay with cash.

Exercice 2 — Match the Word to Its Meaning

Match each shopping word on the left with its correct definition on the right.

1. price
2. receipt
3. sale
4. cash

Correction

1. Price means how much money you pay for something.
2. A receipt is a paper that shows you paid for something in a shop.
3. A sale is when a shop sells things at a lower price than usual.
4. Cash is money in the form of coins and banknotes, not a card.

Exercice 3 — Shopping Sentences: Fill in the Gap

Complete each sentence with the correct shopping word from the course (price, receipt, sale, cash).

1. Excuse me, what is the ___ of this bag?
2. Can I pay with ___, or do you only take cards?
3. The shop has a ___ this weekend — everything is 30% off!
4. Please keep your ___ in case you want to return the item.

Correction

1. Excuse me, what is the price of this bag?
2. Can I pay with cash, or do you only take cards?
3. The shop has a sale this weekend — everything is 30% off!
4. Please keep your receipt in case you want to return the item.