23. 02

My son ..........(talk) on the phone right now.

They...........him tomorrow. (not / to see)

They........next week. (to move)

1. My dog............(sleep) on my bed last night.

1. We...........(go) to Slovakia last year.

I usually ............(go) to school.

.........(Ryan / play) the piano now?

....... are products designed for personal use or consumption. These can range from everyday items like groceries and clothing to electronics and household appliances. In marketing, understanding consumer behavior and preferences is crucial for effectively positioning and promoting these goods to target audiences.

• Consumer goods

• Durable Goods:

• Intangible Goods:

• Industrial Goods:

• Cost-Based Pricing:

......... are products that are meant to last for an extended period, typically over three years. These include items such as cars, furniture, and appliances. Marketing durable goods often involves emphasizing quality, reliability, and longevity to appeal to consumers' desire for value and longevity in their purchases.

• Consumer goods

• Durable Goods:

• Intangible Goods:

• Industrial Goods:

• Cost-Based Pricing:

...........are products that cannot be touched or physically possessed but provide value to consumers nonetheless. This category includes services such as education, healthcare, and entertainment. Marketing intangible goods often focuses on communicating the benefits and outcomes of the service, building trust, and establishing strong customer relationships.

• Consumer goods

• Durable Goods:

• Intangible Goods:

• Industrial Goods:

• Cost-Based Pricing: