A cashier meaning in English

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Definition

a cashier

:

a person who takes payments in a shop or supermarket

noun
Exercise 1

It's time to pay! Drag and drop the options to complete each sentence based on what the picture shows. Press the “Help me” button if you need a hand!

Cash or charge?”

 Timmy pays in .

 

Timmy pays by .

 Timmy pays in cash.

 

Timmy pays by card.
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It's time to pay! Drag and drop the options to complete each sentence based on what the picture shows. Press the “Help me” button if you need a hand!

Cash or charge?”

 Timmy pays in cash 1.

 

Timmy pays by card 2.
1 cash:

Timmy pays in cash in this image, since he uses notes and coins. Example: I normally pay small amounts in cash. Note: for verbs like to pay that end in vowel (here, a) + y, we say he/she/it pays. Other examples: to say → she says; to buy → he buys.

2 card:

Timmy pays by card in this image. In the scene, the cashier uses the idiom cash or charge? since charge refers to the charge (or payment) made on a credit or debit card. Example: I always pay by card when I travel.


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