Complete this everyday conversation between a shopper and a store clerk by dragging the correct words into the blanks.

Customer: "Excuse me, I am looking for a winter coat."
Clerk: "We have some great ones right here. They are all 50% off today!"
Customer: "Perfect! Can I pay by credit card?"

Customer: "Excuse me, I am looking for a winter coat."

The phrasal verb look for means to search for something you want to find or buy. If you say "look at," it means you are just pointing your eyes at something that is already in front of you!

Clerk: "We have some great ones right here. They are all 50% off today!"

When something is on sale, we use off to show how much the price has been reduced (e.g., "20 dollars off" or "50% off").

Customer: "Perfect! Can I pay by credit card?"

We use the preposition by to talk about methods of electronic payment, such as by credit card or by Apple Pay. (Note: If you are using paper money, the correct expression is "pay in cash").