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These are short simple questions to learn the price when shopping. If you asked those questions directly, it could come across rude. If the store clerk is not busy, to be polite, just add: 'Excuse me....' "Could I please ask..." "I have a quick question." "I was wondering..." or even just "Question:" If the store clerk is very busy he probably won't mind the first short quick question without the polite introductions. Tip: If the price is not marked above or below the item on the shelf, try picking it up and looking on the bottom.

When asking a store clerk a question, it is always a good idea to remember politeness. Simply add the sentence "Could I ask you something, please?" before you ask your question. For example: You: "Excuse me, sir, could I ask you something please?" Clerk:" Certainly! How may I help you today?" You:" I want to know the price of this item. How much is it?" Clerk. "It costs 20 dollars". You: "Thank you!" Clerk:" Don't mention it! I am happy to assist you anytime!" _____________________ 'How much does this cost?' is probably the most commonly used question when inquiring item prices.

There are so many ways you can ask the price of something. In some shops the price will be on the item or they have self service where you can scan the price yourself. You can always check the price first yourself before asking the shop assistant.

If you can't find the price tag of the item you can either look for a price checker to tell you the price or ask the salesperson to tell you. You can ask by saying, "How much is this?" or "What is the retail price of this item?" Then they will gladly tell you how much the item costs.

"How much does this cost?" and "What's the price?" are both appropriate for casual conversation. "Could you tell me the price, please?" is more appropriate for formal situations.

If you are at a shop and would like to know how much something costs, any of the following sentences would be appropriate. 1. How much does this item cost?   2. What's the price of this item?    The words "cost" and "price" means the same thing. The cost or price of an items means the amount of money that you have to pay in order to get that item.

Can you tell me the price please? How much is this? How much does this cost? Are questions which can be asked to establish how much an item costs to purchase.

The three questions you see provided above are terrific ways to ask an employee at a store how much something is. In the third question you will see the noun price. This means the cost or how much something is. This word is appropriate for both formal and informal settings, it would make a great addition to your vocabulary.