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checkout /CHEK-out/
noun
the place in a store where you pay for your items
"There was a long line at the checkout."
installment /in-STAHL-ment/
noun
one of several small payments you make over time
"I bought the phone in twelve monthly installments."
invoice /IN-voys/
noun
an official paper or email that asks you to pay
"The company sent me an invoice for the repair."
deposit /duh-PAH-zit/
noun
money you pay in advance to keep a service or place
"We paid a deposit to rent the apartment."
purchase /PUR-chiss/
verb
to buy something
"She purchased a new laptop yesterday."
warranty /WAR-un-tee/
noun
a promise to repair or replace a product if it breaks
"The TV comes with a two-year warranty."
loyalty /LOY-ul-tee/
noun
a store program that rewards regular customers
"Show your loyalty card to get extra points."
tax /taks/
noun
money you pay to the government on things you buy
"The price includes eight percent tax."
fee /fee/
noun
money you pay for a service
"The bank charges a monthly fee for the account."
payment /PAY-ment/
noun
the act of paying money for something
"You can make the payment by card or in cash."
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πGrammar: 1B: Future forms - present continuous, be going to, will / won't
Use **be going to + infinitive** for plans you have already decided. I have decided: I am **going to make** the final payment on Friday.
Use **be going to** for predictions with evidence, when you can see it coming. Look at that total: this purchase is **going to be** expensive.
Use the **present continuous** for future arrangements, plans with a fixed time and place. I am **paying** the deposit at the checkout tomorrow morning.
Use **will / will not** for instant decisions, when you decide at the moment of speaking. The invoice is here? OK, I will **pay** it right now.
Use **will** for pr
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