Shopping English: 10 Mistakes Learners Always Make (Sound Natural + Polite)

Hello everyone, and welcome back to Listen and Learn English. Today we are focusing on English for shopping. In this lesson, you will fix 10 common shopping English mistakes that English learners make when buying clothes, food, or anything in a store. If you fix these, your shopping English will sound more natural, more confident, and more polite. What you will learn in this video ✅ How to ask to change a size (exchange vs change) ✅ How to ask for “one like this” ✅ How to say something is “too tight” ✅ How to ask for a discount politely ✅ How to say something doesn’t fit ✅ A more natural way to buy something (“I’ll take this one”) ✅ Better ways to ask about price ✅ How to say “pay in cash” ✅ How to ask for sizes correctly (“a small size”) ✅ How to ask for a bag politely The 10 corrected sentences we practice I want to exchange this for a bigger size. I want one like this. This shirt is too tight. Could you give me a discount? It doesn’t fit me. I’ll take this one. What’s the best you can do? I want to pay in cash. I want a small size. Can I have a bag? Practice included Repeat after me practice Shadowing practice Mini quiz (choose the correct sentence) Use these sentences every time you shop. They will help you sound natural, and more importantly, polite.