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The document lists various food and drink items including a cup of tea, coffee, sandwich, hamburger, pizza, coke, orange juice, ice-cream, and hamburger and chips. It then asks if the person can help and provides examples of asking for prices and items. Finally, it includes a price list for various foods like hamburger and chips, chicken and chips, pizza, chips, sandwiches, tea, coffee, and orange juice.
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- 1. A cup of tea A tea
- 2. A coffee A cup of coffee
- 3. A sandwich
- 4. A hamburger
- 5. A pizza
- 6. A coke An orange juice
- 7. An ice-cream
- 8. A hamburger and chips Chicken and chips
- 9. Can I help you? How much is a………….? Can I have ………….., please?
- 10. £1.00 One pound £0.75 Seventy-five pence (p) £5.00 Five pounds £3.65 Three pounds sixty-five
- 11. Price List Hamburger and chips £3.00 Chicken and chips £4.00 Pizza £3.00 Chips £1.50 Cheese sandwich £2.25 Tuna Sandwich £2.50 Tea £0.50 Coffee £1.00 Orange juice £0.75