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� IN THE��(UNITED KINGDOM) PEOPLE USE��(symbol: �). �������������������� 1 pound = 100� (symbol: p) � THESE ARE THE COINS: � �1 PENNY������ 2 PENCE����� �5 PENCE���� 10 PENCE������20 PENCE������ 50 PENCE������ 1 POUND������ 2 POUNDS � ...AND THESE ARE THE BANKNOTES: � � ��� ���� 5 pounds��������10 pounds������20 pounds���� 50 pounds � ���������������������� ���� �How much is�a banana?��������� How much are three bananas? ��30 pence.������������������ � ��90 pence. � 1. Write "it's" or "they're" ��� ��� 2����������������������� �� ��� 1.20 p � How much is�the hot dog?���������� How much are the strawberries? ��� ��2 pounds.������������������������� ��1 pound and 20 pence. � �� ��� 1.10 p������������������������ ��90 p �How much are the eggs?�������������� � How much is�the coffee? �1 pound and 10 pence.������������ ��90 pence. � 2. Look at the pictures and choose the correct answer� � �� �� �� �� �� �������� 20���������� � 10.50 p������� 24.70 p������� � 12�������� � 4.20 p � - The teddy bear is ten pounds and fifteen penceten pounds and fifty pence - The ball is four pounds and twenty pencefour pounds and twelve pence - The skateboard is twenty pencetwenty pounds - The doll is twelve poundseleven pounds - The guitar is twenty-four pounds and seventy pencetwenty-four pounds and seventeen pence � 3. How much is there in their piggy bank? Count and�write.� Example: � ���������Joe has got three pounds and twenty-six pence�� ���������������������� � ��������� Sarah has got �pounds and �pence � � � �������������������Nick has got �pence � � ����� ��������������������Ann has got �pounds and��pence� � � �� ������Linda has got �pounds and �pence � � ��������Peter has got �pounds and �pence� � � ������� Mark has got � � ��������Kate has got � � ������� Sam has got � � 4. Answer the questions using "it's..." or "they're..." �� book��������� ruler������� skirt������� �jumper������ umbrella����swimsuit �� 15.70 p���������89 p������������� � 17����������� 36.01 p������� � 10.07 p������� � 14.12 p � �trousers�����shoes����� glasses����� gloves����� chips�������socks ��� � 56��������� � 42.11 p������ � 95.33 p����� � 15.45 p�������� 90�p��������� �� 4.01 p��� � Examples: - How much is the swimsuit? It's fourteen pounds and twelve pence - How much are the glasses? They're ninety-five pounds and thirty-three pence � - How much are the trousers? - How much is the ruler? - How much is the skirt? - How much is the umbrella? - How much are the shoes? - How much are the gloves? � 5. Now write the questions using "how much is the...?" or "how much are the...?" � - �It's fifteen pounds and seventy pence - �They're four pounds and one penny - �They're ninety pence - �It's thirty-six pounds and one penny � � �� by teacher Stefania� �