Asking for a different size
It nearly fits, the label means nothing here, and the assistant is already walking away.
The phrase
Do you have this in a smaller size?10 words10 sentences
The ten words3 of 10
- 1size/saɪz/
noun
How big or small something is.
- 2fit/fɪt/
verb
To be the right size for someone.
- 3try/traɪ/
verb
To put something on to see if it suits you.
- 4
large
- 5
sleeve
- 6
tight
- 7
loose
- 8
mirror
- 9
exchange
- 10
shelf
Spell it1 of 3
The sentences3 of 10
Do you have this in a smaller size?
These do not really fit me properly.
Could I try the other one on?
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- What do I say if something almost fits but not quite?
- You could say 'These do not really fit me properly' or ask 'Do you have this in a smaller size?'
- What's the difference between tight and loose?
- Tight means too close to the body to be comfortable, while loose means not close fitting.
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