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Shopping in America can be confusing—even when your English is good. 🇺🇸🛍️ Why does the price at checkout change? What does “store credit” mean? And what do Americans really say when something is a great deal? Welcome to **Day 4 of our 7-Day English Speaking Challenge!** Today, Sophia goes shopping in New Jersey and learns the REAL American English you need in stores—from talking to sales associates and trying on clothes to understanding sales tax, returns, ATM fees, and everyday phrases like **“What a steal!”** and **“That’s a rip-off.”** After every scene, practice with us using **shadowing**. Listen, repeat, and speak all **50 real-life English sentences** out loud. 📄 **FREE PDF — All 50 sentences from this lesson:** 👉https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_2klmIz-7o8UUH9S3ohiZlNuE-AtBHYu/view?usp=sharing ⏱️ **CHAPTERS** 00:00 Why shopping in America can be confusing 02:33 Clothing Store — “Just looking, thanks” 06:32 The Sales Tax Surprise 10:32 Returns, Exchanges & Store Credit 13:55 Using an ATM in America 17:40 “What a steal!” vs “That’s a rip-off” 21:08 Textbook vs Real American English 21:56 Quick Quiz 22:42 Your Day 4 Speaking Challenge ✅ **YOU’LL LEARN** • “Can I help you find anything?” • “I’m just looking, thanks.” • “Do you have this in a medium?” • “Where are the fitting rooms?” • “How’d everything fit?” • “I’ll take it.” • What **subtotal** and **sales tax** mean • Why the price tag may not be the final price • How to return or exchange something • What **store credit** means • “I need to take out some cash.” • “Would you like a receipt?” • “What a steal!” • “That’s a rip-off.” • Why **cheap** can sometimes sound negative—and what to say instead 🗣️ **50-SENTENCE SHADOWING PRACTICE** Don’t just listen. Repeat every sentence out loud and copy the pronunciation, rhythm, and natural American English. 💬 **COMMENT CHALLENGE** Think about something you bought recently. Was it **a steal** or **a rip-off**? Write one sentence in the comments using: 👉 “What a steal!” or 👉 “That’s a rip-off!” 🔔 **Subscribe** so you don’t miss Day 5 of the 7-Day Speaking Challenge. **Level: A2–B1** 📺 Day 1: Your First Day in America 👉 https://youtu.be/xJimVY_12_k 📺 Day 2: At the Doctor 👉 https://youtu.be/LHNPjasA0OQ 📺 Day 3: For Travel 👉 https://youtu.be/J9_ecoaBASk 📺Real English Play List 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfBeNgKzNkU&list=PL5ZkYeKzuT5bVKxL0ilgcUxdiYLaPcsQI Remember: you don’t need perfect English. You need **REAL English you can actually use.** #LearnEnglish #AmericanEnglish #EnglishSpeaking #ShoppingEnglish #EnglishShadowing #RealEnglish #EnglishConversation

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