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Retail Sales Phrases
1. Which of the following persons does not work at a
shop?

A cashier
A shop-assistant
A window shopper
A sales clerk
2. Which of the following phrases is not a good way to
greet a customer?

Hi, what's going on today?
Good afternoon, sir. May I help you?
Good morning. What do you want, madam?
Good morning. What can I do for you, ma'am?
3. Customer: "Excuse me. Could you tell me where the
coffee is?" Sales clerk: "Certainly, it's in the next aisle
opposite the bread."

at
to
from
(none)
4. Customer: "Good morning. I need some tissues." Sales
clerk: "Of course, how packets would you like?"

many
lots of
much

plenty of
5. If you think this is too big, we have a size too.

lesser
bigger
smaller
larger
6. You will find meat and sausages next door.

by the butcher's
at the butcher's
for the butcher's
in the baker's
7. Which of the following phrases should NOT be used to
say that a product is not available at the moment?

I'm afraid it's currently out of stock.
We don't have this.
We can re-order it for you.
I'm sorry. It's not availabe right now.
8. Customer: "Excuse me. When do you close today?"
Sales clerk: "We close 10 o'clock."

for
to
at
on
9. Would you like to pay cash or credit card?

by

on
to
for
10. Thank you, here is your change and your

recipe
receipt
recheck
recline