“I’ll cook if you wash the dishes.” “Deal.” “Thanks for helping me.” “No big deal.” “Here’s the deal – we only have two hours to finish this.” “What’s the big deal?” “I got a really good deal on this laptop.”
Deal is a very common word in everyday English, and we use it in several different ways. Sometimes it means an agreement. Sometimes it means something is important – or not important. And sometimes it refers to a good pr ice. Have you ever wondered about all these different uses of deal? If so, you’re in luck – because today, we’re going to look at how you can use deal naturally in everyday English.
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