This document discusses understanding and saying prices in dollars. It explains that when stating prices in dollars, there are two possibilities depending on if the price is less than one dollar. The document also mentions exercises and activities to practice asking and stating prices, including questions about the prices of various items like coffee, brownies, cigarettes, and cell phones.

1. How much is it?
File 3 Practical English
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3. LAST CLASS

4. Let’s play!!!
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5. Doyouremember?

6. demonstratives
• form groups
of 3 or 4.
• roll the dice
and move
your chip.
• ask a
question to
your partner.

7. PRICES

8. Understanding prices

9. Match

10. Saying prices
When we use prices, we usually use
dollars. In that case, we have two
possibilities.

11. Saying prices
Be careful when the price is less than
one dollar.

13. Exercises WB

14. Oral activity: prices

15. Buying a
coffee

16. Let’s talk…

17. listen

18. coffee

19. listening

20. Practice

21. Peopleonthestreet

22. Peopleonthestreet

23. practice

24. Whatdidyoulearn
today?

25. Whatdidyoulearn
today?
• Answer the questions.
1. How much is a capuccino?
2. How much is a brownie?
3. What kind of coffee do
you prefer?
4. How much is a box of
cigarettes?
5. How much is a cell
phone?