Ask about some everyday English expressions used when shopping in the mall.

Hey, don't try to rip me off. I know how much this is worth. Don't try to kill me. I know the goods.

Can you give me a little discount? Can you make it cheaper?

Can you give me this cheaper? Can you give it to me a little cheaper?

Is there a discount for bulk purchase? Can I get a discount if I buy more?

Give me a discount. Give me a discount.

How much do you want for this? How much do you want for this thing?

I won't buy this if you don't give me a better price. I won't buy it unless the price is more favorable.

I can buy this pair of scissors in other places. I can buy something cheaper elsewhere.

What's your lowest price? What is the lowest price you can offer?

10, please give me a break. Please, make an offer.

Precautions:

1, buying something is killing you, so whether you are an expert or not, you must first create a momentum and use this sentence to curb the seller. "Cheating customers" means that a store or vendor tries to kill customers and cheat customers. For example: "The store tried to rip me off, but I taught them a good lesson." That store tried to kill me, but I learned my lesson. If you are really slaughtered, of course you can say, "I was slaughtered." Or "I was robbed." The second sentence means that you have been cheated badly.

4-5 sentences: "bulk purchase" means "bulk purchase" and means "bulk purchase of something". "Discount" means discount. The discount sign that often appears in shops is "discount". A shop specializing in selling bargains is called a bargain shop, and the counters selling bargains in the shop are called bargain counters. There used to be a lot of English about discounts. Facts have proved that these westerners have developed business minds.

6. This sentence is usually asked by the buyer. If you can bargain, the seller may ask you, "How much do you want to spend on this?"

7. The secret of teaching you to bargain is to use an "if" clause, that is, add a condition and add a result brought by this condition. "Better price" is "cheaper price"

8. The word "cheap" is quite interesting. "cheap" means "cheap" If someone says "cheap", there are roughly two meanings, neither of which is very good. One meaning is that people are stingy, and misers are "misers" or "misers"; Another meaning is "humble" and "beneath your dignity". "If you dress like that, you will look cheap." If you dress like that, you look very disgraceful. )

9. This sentence asks the lowest price, which should come from the mouth of the seller. However, if the seller's asking price is still too high, you can say, "Can you raise it a little?" . If your bid is too low for the seller to accept, he/she can also say, "Can you raise it a little?" . "Go" here means "give".

10, "Give someone a chance" means "Give someone a chance". This phrase can have different interpretations in different contexts. In this sentence, it means "concession". Besides, if your friend writes a letter and your roommate wants you to fetch him water, you can say to him, "Give me a break, man, I'm busy now." Dude, don't bother me, I'm busy. )