In this lesson, you will learn how to talk about opinions and describe the cost of services. We focus on how to say something is inexpensive (not expensive) and how to express someone's opinion. The topic also includes grammar and vocabulary useful at A2 level such as present simple, present continuous, past simple, future forms, modal verbs, comparatives and superlatives, adverbs of frequency, and prepositions.
Examples:
In Mari’s opinion, the service is inexpensive.
She thinks the prices are good.
Last week, she bought a jacket for only $15.
She will use the service again.
You should try it too.
🧠 GRAMMAR
1. Present Simple
Mari thinks the service is inexpensive.
She uses it every month.
2. Present Continuous
Mari is checking the website now.
People are talking about the low prices.
3. Past Simple
Mari bought a dress last week.
She paid only $10.
4. Future (Will / Going to)
Mari will buy more clothes next month.
She is going to tell her friends.
5. Modal Verbs
You should try this service.
We can save money.
You mustn’t spend too much.
6. Comparatives and Superlatives
This service is cheaper than others.
It’s the most affordable option for students.
7. Adverbs of Frequency
Mari often shops online.
She rarely visits expensive stores.
8. Prepositions
The dress was on sale.
She found it in the clearance section.
🧾 VOCABULARY (10 Words)
Opinion – what someone thinks or believes.
Inexpensive – not costing a lot of money.
Affordable – easy to pay for; low-cost.
Budget – the amount of money you can spend.
Review – a comment about something’s quality or price.
Value – how useful or good something is for its cost.
Clearance – items sold at a very low price.
Compare – to look at two or more things and see the difference.
Price tag – a label that shows how much something costs.
Sale – a time when things are sold for less money.
💬 USEFUL EXPRESSIONS
In my opinion, it’s a great deal.
Mari says it’s not expensive.
It’s very affordable.
The service has good value.
Everything is within my budget.
You can find great prices there.
It’s cheaper than other websites.
She paid only $15 for a shirt!
Let’s look at the clearance section.
I think it’s a smart way to shop.
✏️ SENTENCES
Positive:
Mari thinks the service is inexpensive.
She buys clothes without spending a lot.
Negative:
The service isn’t expensive at all.
Mari doesn’t waste money.
Questions:
What does Mari think about the service?
Is it expensive?
How much did she pay for the dress?
Will she use the service again?
Should we try it too?
Answers:
She thinks it’s inexpensive.
No, it’s affordable.
Only $10.
Yes, she will.
Yes, we should.
🗣️ CONVERSATION
Ava: Mari, where did you get that nice shirt?
Mari: I bought it from that new online service.
Ava: Was it expensive?
Mari: No, not at all! In my opinion, the service is really inexpensive.
Ava: That’s great. How much was the shirt?
Mari: Only $12! And the quality is good too.
Ava: Wow, I think I’ll try that service too.
Mari: You should! They also have sales every week.
📖 LONG READING
Mari’s Favorite Shopping Service
Mari loves to shop online, but she doesn’t want to spend too much money. That’s why she uses a service that offers good-quality clothes at low prices. In Mari’s opinion, the service is inexpensive and easy to use.
Last month, Mari bought two dresses and a pair of shoes for under $40. She said it was a great value. The website always has new arrivals and special sales. Mari often checks the clearance section for extra discounts.
Next week, she is going to show the service to her sister. She thinks it will help them both stay within their budget.
Questions:
Why does Mari use the service?
What did she buy last month?
How much did she spend?
What section does she check for discounts?
Who is she going to show the service to?
Answers:
Because it’s inexpensive and easy to use.
Two dresses and a pair of shoes.
Under $40.
The clearance section.
Her sister.
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