Chain store, A shop that belongs to a large company and has the same name and products in many different locations., Fits you, A phrase used to describe clothing that is the correct size for your body., Credit card, A small plastic card used to buy things now and pay for them later., Refund, The money a shop gives back to you if you return a product you bought., Bargain, Something you buy at a much lower price than its actual value; a "great deal.", Receipt, A small piece of paper that proves you paid for something., Library, A place where you can go to borrow books or study, but you don't buy anything there., Freelance, Working for several different companies at different times rather than being employed by one single company., Unemployed, The state of being without a job, even though you are looking for work., Part time, Working for only a few hours or days a week, rather than the full standard hours., Self-employed, Working for yourself as your own boss instead of for an employer., Promotion, A move to a higher, more important, and better-paid position at work., Retire, To stop working permanently, usually because you have reached a certain age (like 65)., Was fired, When a company forces you to leave your job, usually because you did something wrong., Got promoted, The action of being given a more senior role in your company., Qualification, An official record of achievement, like a degree or certificate, that shows you have the skills to do a job.
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