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Store Pictures
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| You must pay an annual fee to have an American Express credit card. | This character is 'broke'. That means he has NO money. | Only small or old stores still use a cash register like this. | This person is a cashier waiting for a customer to buy something. |
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| "Discover" is the newest of the major credit cards. | The woman took her dress to the Cleaners to be dry cleaned. | This is a service station or gas station attendant pumping gas into a car. | These paper bags are full of groceries. |
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| This is a shopping cart. You can find them in supermarkets and large discount stores like K-Mart. | Master Card is a very popular kind of Credit Card. There is usually no annual fee. | A woman may carry a purse like this when she goes shopping. | This is the symbol for a doctor's prescription or for a pharmacy. |
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| 'Sale' tags are put on items being sold for less than their regular price. | These shirts are "on sale" for half of their regular price. | "VISA" is another popular kind of credit card. | This woman is "trying on" a dress to see if she wants to buy it. |
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| These shoppers are buying Christmas presents. | A waiter brings food or drinks to your table in a restaurant. |
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