change (n.

) the money which is returned to someone who has paid for

something which costs less than the amount that they gave.
wrong change

charge (v.) to ask an amount of money for something, especially a

service or activity.
charge for delivery

charge (n.) the amount of money that you have to pay for something,
especially for an activity or service.
admission charge
free of charge

discount (n.) a reduction in price.

A2

give a discount
offer a discount on

receipt (n.) a piece of paper that proves that you have received goods
or money. A2
a receipt for

refunds (n.) an amount of money that is given back to you, especially

because you are not happy with something you have bought.
a full refund

send back (pv.) to return something to the person who sent it to you,
especially because it is damaged or not suitable.

serve (v) to help customers and sell things to them in a shop.

shop (v.) to buy things in shops.

shop at
go shopping for

spend (v.) to use money to buy or pay for something.

A2

spend money on

change (n.)
charge (v.)
charge (n.)

the money which is returned to

someone who has paid for
something which costs less than
the amount that they gave.
to ask an amount of money for
something, especially a service or
activity.
the amount of money that you
have to pay for something,
especially for an activity or service.

discount (n.)

a reduction in price.

receipt (n.)

a piece of paper that proves that

you have received goods or money.

refund (n.)
send something back
(p.v.)

an amount of money that is given

back to you, especially because
you are not happy with something
you have bought.
to return something to the person
who sent it to you, especially
because it is damaged or not
suitable.

serve (v.)

to help customers and sell things

to them in a shop.

shop (v.)

to buy things in shops

spend (v.)

to use money to buy or pay for

something.

change (n.)
charge (v,)
charge (n.)
discount (n.)
receipt (n.)
refund (n.)
send something back
(p.v.)
serve (v.)
shop (v.)
spend (v.)