Prepare 8. Units 9-10

Listen to the people talking about the food they tasted.

Match the person and the adjective for describing the food.

There are three variants that you don't need to use.

Choose the best variant for every sentence.

1. The shop has a               [checkout, receipt, special offer] today: buy one T-shirt and get another for free.

2. The        [change, price, afford] of this jacket is too high, so I’ll wait for a sale.

3. The shoes didn’t fit, so I decided to                [take them back, afford, regret] to the store.

4. We wanted to go out for dinner, but we                [give away, take them back, ran out of] money.

5. I really like this phone, but I can’t             [afford, checkout, pay it back] it right now.

6. Stella opened a               [special offer, receipt, bank account] last year to keep her money safe.

Choose the best variant for every sentence.

1. I need           [to pay, to charge, to cost] for the tickets before Friday.

2. My gym         [pays, charges, cost] extra money if you want a personal trainer.

3. The shoes        [charge, cost, pay] fifty euros, but they are very comfortable.

4. How much does it        [pay, cost, charge] to repair a broken phone screen?

5. You don’t need to        [charge, cost, pay] now; they will        [cost, pay, charge]you at the end of the month.

6. The waiter made a mistake and didn’t        [cost, pay, charge] us for the drinks.