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• Salesperson

• How would you like to pay for this?

• How do you want to pay for this?

• Will that be cash or credit?

• Will that be cash or charge?

• Do you want to put this on your credit card?

• Customer

• I'll pay in cash.

• I'll pay by credit card.

• Do you take VISA?

• Do you take traveler's checks?

• Do you take US dollars?

• Can I pay by VISA?

 

Examples:

Dialog 1:  (How would you like to pay for this?) 

• Sales:  The total comes to $56.89.  How would you like to pay?

• Anne:   Do you take VISA?

• Sales:  Sure.

• Anne:  Great!  Here you are.

• Sales: Thank you.

Dialog 2:  (Do you take traveler's checks?) 

• Sales:  Will that be all?  Would you like something to go with your pants?

• Mary:   No, that will be all.

• Sales: OK.  That's $49, please.  How would you like to pay?

• Mary:  Do you take traveler's checks?

• Sales: I'm sorry, we take only cash and credit card.

• Mary:  Oh, OK.  I'll pay by credit card then.  Here you go.

• Sales: Thank you.

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