B101: Lesson 11: Talking About Prices, Payments, and Invoices

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B101: Lesson 11: Talking About Prices, Payments, and Invoices


Froggy Jumps B101: Lesson 11: Talking About Prices, Payments, and InvoicesVersión en línea Money vocab for invoices por The Royal Visions 1 A formal document sent to a customer asking them to pay for goods or services. a Check b Menu c Invoice 2 A piece of paper or digital message proving that you have successfully paid for something. a Fine b Invoice c Receipt 3 A reduction or lowering of the usual price (e.g., -10%). a Tax b Fee c Discount 4 Money that is given back to a customer because they returned a product or were unhappy. a Loan b Salary c Refund 5 The specific system of money used in a country (like the US Dollar, Euro, or Yen). a Coin b Currency c Paper 6 Extra money added to the price of goods that is paid to the government (e.g., VAT). a Gift b Profit c Tax 7 A financial plan showing how much money you have available to spend on a project. a Budget b Wallet c Bank 8 The final, exact date when an invoice or bill must be paid. a Start date b Due date c Birthday 9 Describing a product or service that costs a very high amount of money. a Expensive b Free c Cheap 10 A fixed amount of money that you are charged for a professional service. a Fee b Change c Note 11 The total amount of money that is required to buy something. a Weight b Cost c Size 12 The way you choose to give money to the seller (e.g., credit card, bank transfer). a Payment method b Working method c Delivery method 13 Physical money in the form of paper notes and metal coins. a Credit b Cash c Debit 14 To electronically move money directly from one bank account to another. a Steal b Transfer c Hide 15 To mistakenly ask a customer to pay more money than they actually owe. a Overcharge b Undercharge c Free charge 16 Describing something that is reasonably priced and not too expensive for the budget. a Affordable b Overpriced c Luxury 17 The final, complete amount of money owed after adding all items and taxes together. a Fraction b Total c Half 18 Buying products in very large quantities, usually to get a better price. a Mini b Bulk c Single 19 A mistake or incorrect number written on an invoice. a Fact b Truth c Error 20 To formally ask someone to pay an amount of money for a service you provided. a Donate b Charge c Give

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B101: Lesson 11: Talking About Prices, Payments, and InvoicesVersión en línea

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A formal document sent to a customer asking them to pay for goods or services.

A piece of paper or digital message proving that you have successfully paid for something.

A reduction or lowering of the usual price (e.g., -10%).

Money that is given back to a customer because they returned a product or were unhappy.

The specific system of money used in a country (like the US Dollar, Euro, or Yen).

Extra money added to the price of goods that is paid to the government (e.g., VAT).

A financial plan showing how much money you have available to spend on a project.

The final, exact date when an invoice or bill must be paid.

Describing a product or service that costs a very high amount of money.

A fixed amount of money that you are charged for a professional service.

The total amount of money that is required to buy something.

The way you choose to give money to the seller (e.g., credit card, bank transfer).

Physical money in the form of paper notes and metal coins.

To electronically move money directly from one bank account to another.

To mistakenly ask a customer to pay more money than they actually owe.

Describing something that is reasonably priced and not too expensive for the budget.

The final, complete amount of money owed after adding all items and taxes together.

Buying products in very large quantities, usually to get a better price.

A mistake or incorrect number written on an invoice.

To formally ask someone to pay an amount of money for a service you provided.