What a bargain! · An incredibly good deal!
Imagine finding a designer coat, originally $500, marked down to $150 – that's 70% off! ✨ Or when your friend proudly tells you, 'This was $100, but I got it for $10!' 😲 This expression perfectly captures your amazement and joy at such an incredible bargain! 🎉💸 It's ideal for moments when the value far exceeds the price you paid.
🚨 **Super useful tip!** 'What a steal!' is commonly used when you've bought something at an exceptionally low price, almost as if you 'stole' it because it was so cheap. 😉 It's often used as an exclamation to express delight, or to praise a friend for their smart shopping. Definitely *do not* use it if something was expensive! 😅 While 'steal' means 'to take without permission,' here it's used with a positive connotation of an 'unbelievably good price.' Always remember that! 👍
Which English expression best fits this situation? Imagine you bought a brand-new smartphone, originally priced at $1,000, for just $200 during a flash sale. How would you react? A. That's a rip-off! B. What a steal! C. It's overpriced!