when you visit the shopping mall or generally  when you're shopping, or buying something. 

So in this lesson you'll learn lots of  expressions with the word shopping, you'll  

learn useful questions for when you go shopping,  as well as words to describe low and high prices. 

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Let's now take a look at some  expressions with the word shop  

or shopping. Let's first look at  two common phrases that we use  

"go shopping" and "to do the shopping," because  they don't actually mean the same thing.

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now for FREE with our 3 Mini Lessons. So you  can click up here or down in the description  

box below to learn more and sign up now! Let's now talk about some useful questions  

for when you're shopping. So for example  imagine that you are in the clothes department  

in a shopping mall and you see an item of clothing  that you like. You could now ask "is there  

somewhere I could try this on please?" "Where's  the dressing room (or fitting room in the UK)?

When you try on an item of clothing you  are wearing it for a short period of time  

to see if it fits you and also if it suits you.  There's actually a useful question with this word  

"does it suit me?" This means "does it  look good on me?" or "how do I look?"

If you're enjoying this lesson then why not  check out this lesson we made with Vocabulary  

Around the House? You can click up here or down  in the description box below to watch that next.

Now that you've learnt all of these words,  why not leave a comment down below with some  

example sentences? I'd love to see what you  come up with, and give you some feedback. 

So I hope this lesson has helped you to  better understand shopping related vocabulary  

and that the next time you go you can  use all of these expressions and words,  

and questions, but now it's time to go beyond  the classroom and live your English. Aww yeah!!