Asking whether it is on offer
The shelf label says one thing, the sign above says another, and the till will decide.
The phrase
Is this one still on offer today?10 words10 sentences
The ten words3 of 10
- 1offer/ˈɔːfər/
noun
A lower price for a short time.
- 2discount/ˈdɪskaʊnt/
noun
An amount taken off the price.
- 3sale/seɪl/
noun
A period when a shop lowers its prices.
- 4
price
- 5
reduce
- 6
voucher
- 7
member
- 8
expire
- 9
half
- 10
deal
Spell it1 of 3
The sentences3 of 10
Is this one still on offer today?
Does the discount apply to both of these?
When does the summer sale actually start?
Pronunciation
sale/seɪl/
It sounds exactly like sail.
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- How do I ask if something is still on offer?
- Say "Is this one still on offer today?"
- What's the difference between a discount and a sale?
- A discount is the amount taken off the price, and a sale is the period when a shop lowers its prices.
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