| A Smart Shopper

1 | Complete the sentences with both, either or neither. 0. Either my mom or my dad reads reviews before buying a new gadget for a family member. 1. ★★★ ads nor discounts can make me buy something I don't really need. 2. ★★★ Sarah and Emma try to resist buying something they don't need, but sometimes they just can't. 3. When I see a sale, I don't buy things immediately. I ★★★ wait a few days or check reviews first. 4. ★★★ of my brothers cares about instruction manuals, but I always read product details before buying anything. 5. A smart shopper compares prices in ★★★ online and physical stores before making a purchase.

2 | Complete the sentences with both, either or neither. 0. A: Which colour do you think is better for attracting attention: red or blue? B: Either can be effective, depending on the target audience. 1. A: Black Friday and Cyber Monday are big shopping events. What do you think about them? B: You are right. However, ★★★ is ideal if you don't need anything urgent. 2. A: Which jacket did you buy, the red or black one? B: ★★★ of them. They were too costly. 3. A: Do you like online ads or TV ads? B: For me, ★★★ can be annoying! 4. A: Which ad do you prefer: the one with bright colours or the simple black-and-white one? B: ★★★ is fine, depending on the product.

3 | Combine the ideas. Use either... or, neither... nor and both ... and. 0. I might ignore the ad. I might check the product online. (I will choose one.) I will either ignore the ad or check the product online. 1. I don't trust fake discounts. I don't trust tricky ads. 2. Maybe I'll buy the product now. I can wait for a better price. (I will choose one.) 3. Mia has never clicked on fake ads. Liam has never done that either. 4. My parents tell me to shop wisely. My teachers give the same advice. 5. Smart shoppers think before buying. They also look for the best deals.