A bargain is something that costs more than usual., false, Clearance sales usually mean shops want to get rid of old stock., true, A discount makes an item more expensive., false, “Buy one, get one free” means you pay only for one item., true, A price label shows the size of a product., false, A market stall is a small booth where someone sells goods., true, A brand is a type of discount., false, “On promotion” means the item is part of a special deal., true, A cash machine is another name for an ATM., true, To pay by card means you cannot use cash., false, “Have you got change?” means asking for smaller money amounts., true, A receipt shows what you bought and how much you paid., true, Cashless means payments are made without any physical money., true, A cashier is the person who takes your payment at the checkout., true, “Card declined” means the payment was successful., false, Brand new items have been used before., false, Comfortable describes something pleasant to wear or sit on., true, Designer‑made items are usually cheap and low‑quality., false, Old‑fashioned means not modern., true, Second‑hand items are previously owned., true, Fashionable items aren't popular and trendy., false, Useful means something does not help at all., false, A colourful product has many colours., true, A shopping mall is a large building with many different stores inside., true, A queue is a group of people waiting in a line., true, A neighbourhood is a large country., false, Pottery includes objects made from clay., true, A village is bigger than a city., false, A souvenir is something you buy to remember a place., true, A promise is a statement that you will definitely do something., true

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