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4.threehundredandeighty

5.threethousandfourhundredandeighty

6.twentya

7.thirtyb

8.fourteend

1.foureighttwosixthreefour

2.seventwoonefiveosix

3.sixninesevendoubletwofour

4.fivesixfourthreeeight

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3.nineteenseventy-one

4.fourteenninety-two

5.tensixty-six

6.eighteenthirty-two

1.thefourteenthofJuly

2.thesecondofOctober

3.thetwenty-thirdofMarch

4.Aprilthetenth

5.thethirty-firstofJanuary

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2.ahundredandfifty-twoPiccadilly

3.forty-eightSuttonRoad

4.eighteenBristolSquare

1.ninethirty

2.tenforty-five

3.eleventen

4.threefifteen

5.sixforty-five

1.DoctorSmith

2.SaintThomas

3.BondStreet

4.Mrs.Archer

5.EtonAvenue

6.EdenSquare

1.C-H-E-S-T

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3.Itisn'ttrue.

4.I'lltellyou.

1.seventeen

2.seventy

3.ahundredandforty-eight

4.twothousandandseventy

5.threethousandfourhundredandninety-two

6.twenty-one

7.thirty-nine

8.fourhundredandtwenty-twothousand

9.threehundredandsix

10.nineteenthousand

11.ninetythousand

12.twohundredandtwenty-twothousandtwohundredandtwenty-nine

13.ahundredandforty-sixthousand

14.thirty-eightthousand

15.twothousandsixhundredandsixty

16.fivehundredandfourthousand

17.ahundredandeighty-fivethousandsixhundredandsixty

18.twenty-threepercent

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1.family

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6.tree

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11.flowers

12.sun

13.cloud

14.children

15.call

16.supper

17.time

1.LosAngelestoChicago:

twothousandandfifty-four

2.HoustontoMiami:

onethousandonehundredandninety

3.DetroittoNewYork:

sixhundredthirty-seven

4.MiamitoLosAngeles:

twothousandsixhundredandeighty-seven

5.DetroittoHouston:

onethousandtwohundredandsixty-five

6.NewYorktoLosAngeles:

twothousandsevenhundredandeighty-six

7.HoustontoNewYork:

onethousandsixhundredandeight

8.ChicagotoMiami:

onethousandthreehundredandtwenty-nine

9.DetroittoChicago:

twohundredandsixty-six

10.ChicagotoHouston:

onethousandsixty-seven

1.Cairo:

fivemillionfourhundredthousand

2.London:

sixmillionninehundredthousand

3.NewYork:

sevenmillion

4.Tokyo:

eightmillionfivehundredthousand

5.SaoPaulo:

twelvemillionsixhundredthousand

6.Peking:

ninemillion

7.Bombay:

eightmilliontwohundredthousand

8.Moscow:

eightmillioneleventhousand

1.onedime

2.onenickelandonepenny

3.onequarterandonedime

4.twonickels

5.twoquartersandapenny

6.twodimesandapenny

7.twodimesandtwonickels

8.twopennies,twonickelsandtwodimes

9.onepenny,onenickelandtwodimes

10.twoquarters,twonickelsandtwodimes

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—Thankyou.

—Didyouremembertogetthebread?

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—Well,Icertainlydid.Infact,Iremindedyoutogetitatlunchtime.

—I'verunoutofmoney.

—Howmuchmoneydoyouneed?

—Oh,abouttenpounds.

—Can'tyoumakedowithfivepounds?

—No.That'snotenough.

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Speaker:

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Tony:

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Francoise:

Francoise.

Speaker:

Andwheredoyoucomefrom?

Francoise:

I'mFrench.IcomefromFrance.

Speaker:

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Speaker:

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1.LisacomesfromGermany.She'sGerman.

2.TonycomesfromItaly.He'sItalian.

3.FrancoisecomesfromFrance.She'sFrench.

4.CarmencomesfromSpain.She'sSpanish.

5.HanscomesfromHolland.He'sDutch.

6.GeorgecomesfromBrazil,He'sBrazilian.

7.IngridcomesfromSweden.She'sSwedish.

8.MariacomesfromVenezuela.She'sVenezuelan.

9.SkouroscomesfromGreece.He'sGreek.

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1.dictionary

2.tocleanhouse

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4.housewife

5.different

6.younger

7.older

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9.blanket

10.easychair

1.todrinkwith

2.toeatwith

3.youngest

4.oldest

5.busiest

6.heaviest

7.sharpest

8.totheleft

9.totheright

1.sell

2.icecream

3.icecreamcone

4.cents

5.lady

6.park

7.bench

8.typist

9.office

10.story

11.next

1.little

2.student

3.teacher

4.draw

5.beautiful

6.adult

7.children

1.anickel

2.twonickels

3.adime

4.twodimes

5.aquarter

6.twoquarters

7.threenickels

8.threedimes

9.threequarters

10.fivedimes

11.adimeandanickel

12.twopenniesandanickel

13.twodimesandanickel

14.twodimesandtwonickels

15.twopenniesandaquarter

16.twodimesandtwoquarters

17.twonickelsandtwoquarters

18.threedimesandtwoquarters

19.twonickelsandthreequarters

20.adime,anickelandaquarter

Assistant:

Goodafternoon.CanIhelpyou?

George:

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Assistant:

Yes,hereyouare.

George:

Thankyou.Howmuchisthat?

Assistant:

Fiftypence,please.

George:

Thankyou.

George:

Howmuchisthat?

Assistant:

Fiftypence,please.

Instructor:

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Georgewantsabottleofaspirins,atubeoftoothpaste,andafilmforhiscamera.Hecanbuyallofthemathislocalchemist's.He'stalkingtotheshopassistant.Listen.

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Assistant:

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George:

Alargeone,please.

Assistant:

That'seighty-sevenpence.

George:

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Assistant:

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George:

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Assistant:

Don'tforgetyourchange,sir.

—WhatkindofmoneydoyouhaveinEngland?

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—Whatcoinsdoyouhave?

—Thefifty-pence'sthebiggest,andthehalfpennyisthesmallest.

—Really?

InAmerica,thebiggestisthefifty-cents,andthesmallestisthecent.Whendoyoustartschool?

—Five.

—Really?

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6.Someone'ssharpeningapencil.

7.Someone'sshuttingadoor.

8.Someone'scleaningherhouse.

9.Someone'scookingsomefood.

10.Someone'sopeningawindow.

11.Someonewantsto