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Exercise 1
Band-Aids, aspirin, toothbrush, French bread,
doughnuts, cookies, battery, lens cap

Exercise 2
Shop 1 : Band-Aids = 1 x $3.50
Aspirin = 1 x $2.49
Toothbrush= 2 x $1.25
Total$8.49
Shop 2 : French bread = 2 x $1.29
Doughnut= 1 dozen x $4.50
Cookies = ½ pound x $8.00
Total$11.08
Shop 3 : Battery = 2 x $9.95
Lens cap = 1 x $2.50
Total$22.400

True or False
Do you have necklaces?
Yes, we do.

2
I have necklaces and he has
pens. Do you have a book?

3
I don’t have a book, he has
pens, and she has necklaces.
Do you have Band-Aids?

4
I have Band-Aids, he has pens,
she has necklaces, and he
doesn’t have a book. Do you
have a battery?

5
I have a battery, he has pens,
she has necklaces, he doesn’t
have a book, and she has
Band-Aids.

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14. Exercise 1 Band-Aids, aspirin, toothbrush, French bread, doughnuts, cookies, battery, lens cap

15. Exercise 2 Shop 1 : Band-Aids = 1 x $3.50 Aspirin = 1 x $2.49 Toothbrush= 2 x $1.25 Total$8.49 Shop 2 : French bread = 2 x $1.29 Doughnut= 1 dozen x $4.50 Cookies = ½ pound x $8.00 Total$11.08 Shop 3 : Battery = 2 x $9.95 Lens cap = 1 x $2.50 Total$22.400

16. True or False Do you have necklaces? Yes, we do.

17. Make Group At least 5 students

18. 1 I have pens. Do you have necklaces?

19. 2 I have necklaces and he has pens. Do you have a book?

20. 3 I don’t have a book, he has pens, and she has necklaces. Do you have Band-Aids?

21. 4 I have Band-Aids, he has pens, she has necklaces, and he doesn’t have a book. Do you have a battery?

22. 5 I have a battery, he has pens, she has necklaces, he doesn’t have a book, and she has Band-Aids.

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