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market
– a place where people sell produce and good on small stalls 
- I buy all my fruit and vegetables at the 
market
because they are fresher than in the 
supermarket. 
flea market
– a group of stalls selling old furniture or clothes 
- The 
flea market 
in Portobello Road, London, started in the 1800s and is still 
popular with both locals and tourists. 
shopping mall
– a large enclosed shopping area from which traffic is excluded 
- The first time I visited a 
shopping mall
I was so excited to see so many big brand 
name shops all in one place. 
shopping 
centre
– 
a large building or 
a group of buildings containing lots of
different stores, often build away from town centres 
- One of the reasons why people like out-of-town 
shopping centres
is that you get 
free parking. 
Shopping Vocabulary Pronunciation
Shopping Vocabulary Set 4: Buying things
to buy / to purchase
– to acquire something by paying for it 
- Juan 
bought
himself a new suit for his job interview. 
- Kari couldn’t decide whether to buy the red or the blue pair of shoes so 
she 
purchased
both of them. 
gift voucher
– a card that you buy at a shop to give as a gift, which entitles the 
person to exchange it for goods worth the same amount 
- I often give my nieces and nephews 
gift vouchers
for their birthdays so that they 
can buy what they want. 
discount voucher
– a ticket or piece of paper, often with a code on it, that gives 
money off the purchase price 
- When I bought my new TV, I got a 
discount voucher
for 20% off my next 
purchase from the shop. 
coupon
– a voucher, often printed in a newspaper or magazine, that can be used to 
get something without paying for it, or at a reduced price 
- There’s a