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Say More Than “Nice”: Vocabulary for Price, Quality, and Fashion
Learn easy, useful words you can use to talk about style, value, quality, and more. Imagine someone shows you something they bought: what vocabulary could you use to respond? Learn expressions such asgood value for money, a steal, and words like durable, reliable, well-made, timeless, chic, upmarket, and more. I give short definitions and simple examples so you can use these words naturally. You’ll also learn how to comment politely on someone’s style. Use these phrases to make your English sound more natural when giving compliments or describing products. Try the quiz to practise, and subscribe for more vocabulary lessons.
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