Into The Bargain for Dummies

"Into The Bargain" is a phrase that we use when we want to express that something is an extra benefit or advantage that we get on top of something else. It's like when you go to a store and you find the toy you want, but then the store gives you another toy as a bonus - that second toy is "into the bargain."

Let me give you an example to help you understand it even better: Imagine you want to buy a big delicious chocolate bar, and the store tells you that not only will you get that yummy chocolate bar, but they will also give you a small bag of candies along with it. In this case, the small bag of candies is the extra bonus or extra advantage you get, and that's what we call "into the bargain."

Now, let's try to make it even clearer with another example. Imagine you are playing with your friends outside, and you all decide to have a race. While running as fast as you can, you suddenly find a shiny cool-looking coin on the ground. Winning the race was your main goal, but finding that unexpected coin made your day even better. So in this case, the coin you found is the bonus or the extra advantage that came "into the bargain."

So, to sum it up, "into the bargain" means getting an additional benefit or advantage that comes with something else, making the situation even better than you originally expected. It's like getting a surprise gift or bonus that brings an extra smile to your face!