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07/19/2023

Here's a lesson on vocabulary related to "Consumer Goods" for the IELTS band score 3.0-4.5:

I. General Consumer Goods Terms:

  • Consumer goods: Products purchased by individuals for personal use.

  • Brand: A name, logo, or symbol representing a specific company or product.

  • Quality: The standard or level of excellence of a product.

  • Warranty: A guarantee or promise from the manufacturer regarding the quality or performance of a product.

  • Price: The amount of money required to purchase a product.

 

II. Types of Consumer Goods:

  • Electronics: Devices and appliances that operate using electrical currents, such as smartphones, TVs, and refrigerators.

  • Clothing: Items worn to cover or protect the body, including shirts, pants, dresses, and shoes.

  • Personal care products: Items used for personal hygiene and grooming, such as toothpaste, shampoo, and cosmetics.

  • Household appliances: Electrical or mechanical devices used for routine household tasks, like washing machines, ovens, and vacuum cleaners.

  • Furniture: Items used for seating, sleeping, or storing belongings, such as chairs, tables, beds, and cabinets.

 

III. Shopping for Consumer Goods:

  • Shopper: A person who purchases or looks for consumer goods.

  • Comparison shopping: The act of comparing prices, features, and quality of similar products before making a purchase.

  • Salesperson: An employee who assists customers in a store and provides information about products.

  • Discount: A reduction in price from the original retail price.

  • Clearance sale: A sale to get rid of excess stock or discontinued items at reduced prices.

 

IV. Product Characteristics:

  • Durability: The ability of a product to withstand use or wear over time.

  • Functionality: The intended purpose or practicality of a product.

  • Design: The aesthetic or visual aspects of a product.

  • Features: Specific characteristics or attributes that distinguish a product from others.

  • Size: The dimensions or physical measurements of a product.

 

V. Consumer Rights and Protection:

  • Consumer rights: The entitlements and protections afforded to consumers, such as the right to safety, information, and fair treatment.

  • Product recall: The removal of a product from the market due to safety concerns or defects.

  • Consumer advocacy: Efforts to protect and promote the interests of consumers.

  • Consumer complaint: A formal expression of dissatisfaction with a product or service.

  • Consumer protection agency: An organization or government body that ensures consumer rights are upheld.

 

VI. Product Packaging:

  • Packaging: The materials used to contain, protect, and present a product.

  • Label: A piece of paper or material attached to a product that provides information about its contents, usage, and warnings.

  • Eco-friendly packaging: Packaging that is designed to have minimal impact on the environment.

  • Shelf life: The period during which a product can be stored or used before it deteriorates or expires.

  • Expiry date: The date after which a product is no longer recommended for use or consumption.

 

VII. Shopping Preferences:

  • Brand loyalty: A customer's tendency to consistently choose products from a specific brand.

  • Value for money: The perception that a product provides good quality and benefits relative to its price.

  • Trendy: Fashionable or in line with current popular styles or preferences.

  • Convenience: The ease or practicality of using or obtaining a product.

  • Online reviews: Feedback and opinions posted by consumers about their experiences with a product.

 

 

Remember to practice using these vocabulary words in sentences and conversations to improve your understanding and fluency in English

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