Match the words to their definitions.

Match the parts to make a sentence.

Match the parts to make a sentence.

Choose the correct verb form.

I often ... (ask) for a discount when I shop.

I ... (ask) for a discount at the register right now.

I ... (ask) for a discount many times at this store.

I ... (ask) for a discount for over an hour.

They always ... (keep) a receipt after shopping.

They ... (keep) receipts for all their purchases. 

He ... (keep) a receipt for his new shoes this month.

She ... (keep) the receipt of her new phone for over a  year.

We ... (look for) a special offer all week.

Finally, we ... (find) a special offer on my favorite shoes.

We ... (look for) a special offer today.

Put the verb in the correct form of present simple, present continuous, present perfect or present perfect continuous.

He often ... (use) a coupon to save money.

Put the verb in the correct form of present simple, present continuous, present perfect or present perfect continuous.

The customer ... (use) a coupon to buy that gadget.

He ... (wait) for a refund of my money for days.

The shop ... (have) a big sale this week.

She ... (enjoy) shopping during the sale.

She usually ... (not bargain) for a lower price at the market.