Why don’t we go to the shopping centre together?

 Hello, Doris. How …………… you?

 Hi Brenda. I’m ……………, thank you. And how are you?
 Not bad, thank you. …………… you busy now?
 No, …………… not. Why do you ask?
 Why don’t we go to the shopping …………… together?
 That would …………… great, but I’ve already spent half my …………… on
clothes this month.
 Well, let’s do some window shopping, shall we?

In the shop
 Can I …………… you?
 Yes. Do you have these skirts in …………… M?
 We should …………… some in stock, but I’m not sure. Let me check that
for you.
 Thank you. I …………… to try on a blue if possible.
 I’ll …………… back in a moment.

 Well, blue …………… are out of stock, but I’ve found a green one. How
…………… this one?
 Hm, it looks nice. Is there anywhere I can try it ……………, please?
 Yes, of ……………. The changing rooms are over …………….

 Doris, …………… it suit me?

 You look great in it, but look at the ……………! I think 120 euros for a short
skirt is a rip-off!
 Well, it …………… cheap, but I like it so ……………!
 I like the skirt, but it’s a little too expensive. Do you think it’s possible to
…………… a discount?
 I think we can …………… a 15 per cent discount.
 That’s fine. Can pay by ……………?
 No, I’m afraid you …………… at the moment because our phone is out of
order.
 Oh, that’s a pity. I’ll have to pay in …………….