UNITS 3 AND 4 - ENGLISH

Afford: to have or don't have enough money to buy something.
Target: object aimed in shooting practise or competitions, with bow and arrows.
Join in: participate.
Brands: a product produce by a particular company.
Bargain: something that is sold for less than its normal price.
Try out: test something to see how good it is.
Set up: install something.
Queue up: wait in a queue.
Turn up: arrive.
Catch up: reach someone who is in front of you.
Taken up: start a new hobby.
Picked up: learn new skill by chance.

Shake your head: say no with your head.
Nod your head: say yes with your head.
Gap: space between two people.
Misunderstandings: you understand wrong.


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