Using collocations about shopping

As Mother's Day is coming, I called the florist's to __________ an order for a bouquet of roses for my mum.

• put

• pass

• place

• pay

We never go to that convenience store - they have _____ customer service.

• excellent

• the best

• free

• poor

The sports shop will ____ a promotion of yoga products next month.

• find

• do

• go

• get

The fitting rooms are at the back of the boutique if you want to ______ this dress on.

• get

• try

• use

• return

I am amazed at the ______ prices of sofas in this furniture store!

• low

• fair

• high

• middle

Shops find it easier to do business electronically- it's faster, cleaner and more reliable than Q1. (accepting/admitting/ getting) cash

• accepting

• admitting

• getting

We're seeing fewer customers who Q2. (move/rub/swipe) a credit card when they go shopping

• move

• rub

• swipe

We're seeing fewer customers who swipe a credit card when they go shopping, let alone Q3. (give/offer/pay) in cash.

• give

• offer

• pay

On the other hand, the popularity of electronic Q4. (payments/purchases/spending) may encourage more Q5. (impulsive/inconsiderate/irresponsible) shopping as people Q6. (give/provide/spend) money more easily.

• payments, impulsive, give

• purchases, inconsiderate, provide

• spending, irresponsible, spend

• payments, impulsive, spend

Without having to take any cash from their wallets, they may not realize how much exactly they spend every time they Q7. (buy/make/pay) a purchase.

• buy

• make

• pay