Achats et argent

Mots clés : les lieux et le vocabulaire des achats

shop

un magasin

supermarket

un supermarché

shopping centre

un centre commercial

online

en ligne

checkout

la caisse

shop assistant

un vendeur / une vendeuse

basket / trolley

panier / chariot

delivery

livraison

Expressions utiles

• Where can I find the shoes?
• I'd like to try this on.
• Do you have this in a different size?

Le dialogue

• Léa: Tom, look at these trainers! They're on sale — 30% off!
• Tom: Really? How much are they?
• Léa: They were £80, but now they're only £56. That's a great deal!
• Tom: Wow, that's cheap! Are you going to buy them?
• Léa: Yes! But I don't have enough cash. Can I pay by card here?
• Tom: I think so. Most shops accept credit cards and contactless payment now.
• Léa: Excuse me, do you accept card payments?
• Shop assistant: Of course! We also accept mobile payment.
• Léa: Brilliant, thank you! I'll take them.
• Tom: Lucky you — you got a real bargain!

Nouveaux mots

on sale / off

en solde / de réduction

a great deal / a bargain

une bonne affaire

cash

argent liquide

contactless payment

paiement sans contact

How much is it?

Combien ça coûte ?

Former le comparatif

Pour comparer deux choses, utilise le comparatif de l'adjectif + than.

Règles

• Adjectif court (1 syllabe) → + -er : cheap → cheaper
• Adjectif long (2+ syllabes) → more + adjectif : sustainable → more sustainable
• Irréguliers : good → better / bad → worse
• Consonne finale doublée : big → bigger

Exemples

• This phone is cheaper than that one.
• This bag is more sustainable than a plastic one.
• This jacket is better quality than the other one.
• Online shopping is more convenient than going to a shop.