Across
- 1. a shop where you can buy books (noun)
- 4. to remove clothes or shoes, remove (verb)
- 7. to have enough money to buy something, be able to pay for (verb)
- 9. a person who buys something from a shop (noun)
- 10. a picture, short film, or text that tells people about a product (noun)
- 13. a small piece of paper or fabric that shows the name, size, or price of something (noun)
- 15. to ask for something to be made, bought, or delivered, request (verb)
- 16. to put on clothes to see if they fit or look good, test (clothes) (verb)
- 18. the money you spend on things (noun)
- 20. not costing a lot of money; cheap (adjective)
- 21. to talk about the price to try to pay less, negotiate (verb)
- 23. money in the form of coins or notes (noun)
- 24. when you say that something is wrong or you are not happy about it (noun)
- 25. the name of a company that makes a product (noun)
- 28. costing a lot of money (adjective)
Down
- 2. to look in different shops to find the best price, compare prices (phrasal verb)
- 3. the type of money a country uses (noun
- 5. not too expensive; you can pay for it (adjective)
- 6. a line of people waiting for something (noun)
- 8. how big or small something is, especially clothes or shoes (noun)
- 11. broken or not in good condition (adjective)
- 12. to say you are not happy about something, protest (verb)
- 14. something that is a good price or cheaper than usual (noun)
- 17. to show or tell people about a product so they want to buy it, promote (verb)
- 19. money you get back when you return something (noun)
- 22. ready to be bought, used, or found (adjective)
- 26. how much something costs (noun)
- 27. a flat board in a shop where products are placed (noun)