ENGLISH GLOSSARY

TERM 2. (Unit 3)

Charge: When you ask for money

Choices: Act of choosing/Have different options

Saving up: Accumulate money to future

Worth: Good or important enought

Discount: When you have a reduce of price

Sales: Reduce the price of something

Brands: A word, image, symbol, etc, that identified a product, service or organization

Bargain: Something on sale with a less price than his true value

afford and Can't afford: Have money to buy something/Don't have money to buy something

Borrow: Take or use temporarily something from other person

Lend: To give or allow the use of temporarily on the condition that the same or its equivalent will be return

Waste: To consume, spend, or employ uselessly or without adequate return

Reminder: Something you remember.

Highlighted: The underline

Closing-downsale: When a shop close and then they sell everything at half-price

Customers: The person who buy in a shop

Calf: Cow's baby

Come along: Give something to other person

Rehearsel: Practise por something before an important event