Question 19-20.  Look at the entry of the word “offer” in a dictionary. Use what you can get from the entry to complete the sentences with TWO or THREE words.

offer (noun) /ˈɒfə/ 1) an amount of money that somebody is willing to pay for something Ÿ offer for something I’ve had an offer of $2500 for the car. Ÿ They’ve decided to accept our original offer. Ÿ The original price was $3000, but I’m open to offers (= willing to consider offers that are less than that). 2) a reduction in the normal price of something, usually for a short period of time Ÿ This special offer is valid until the end of the month. Ÿ offer on something They have an offer on new phones at the moment.

I was given a(n) ______ on clothing items on Black Friday.

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Hannah: What a successful tech startup!

Ryan: It’s become a household name ______ since it launched a digital marketing campaign.

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Zoe: As the rise of social media, online stars ______ the trends for their millions of followers.

Leo: But dangerous trends must be banned.

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The gift cards are __________ for coupons that can be used on your next purchase. (EXCHANGE)

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Lily: Who is the lady in the advertisement?

Noah: That’s Michelle, a beauty blogger. She is ______ with those interested in skincare.

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Ava: Almost all stores in the shopping mall have Black Friday ______ offers on all items.

Ethan: Really? It means we can buy any products at cheaper prices.

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Grace: I wonder when I could see your manager to ask some questions about the terms of the contract.

Thomas: He ______ a staff meeting next Monday. You can meet him after that.

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Ben: The party looks brilliant and elegant!

Olivia: Thanks. We’ve decided to ______ a chocolate fountain for a day to decorate the party.