Shopping Phrasal Verbs
1. To fit into – to still be able to wear some clothes; to fit in some
clothes; usually consider about the size
Sentence – In this summer, I have
become thin so I can
easily fit into my old clothes.
2. To put something on/ to put on something –
to wear something
Sentence – Put on your overcoat, it’s
quite cold out
there.
3. Zip up/do up/button up – close an item of clothing
Sentence – It’s necessary to button
up the shirt in the
school campus.
4. To sell out – no more availability of item; item has sold
Sentence – The item that you need has
sold out.
5. To shop around – to consider different options before you buy/to look at
different shops
Sentence – I have a tendency to buy anything
only after
to shop around.
6. To try on something/to try something on –
to try something to just see if it fits or looks good on you
Sentence – I tried on so many outfits
today, but nothing
looked nice on me.
7. To bring down/to slash prices – to reduce the price of something
Sentence – Usually the prices are
brought down during
the off-season.
Or
It’s quite often to slash prices
during the sale.
8. To pick out – to select/to choose
Sentence – I have to pick out some
cool dresses for
tonight’s party.
9. To splash out – to spend a lot of money
Sentence – She splashed out in the
decoration of the
New Year party.
10. To rip off something/ to be ripped
off – to charge or be charged more for an item
Sentence – I was ripped off by that
shopkeeper.
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