written-practice
Buying things for a picnic
Original EWS practice · EWS suggested term pacing.
Name: ________________________ Date: ________________
Word bank: packet, bottle, price, change, shopkeeper, branch, nurse, cloud
- Choose a word from the word bank: A small wrapped container or amount of something.
- Choose a word from the word bank: A narrow-necked container for a drink.
- Choose a word from the word bank: The amount of money something costs.
- Choose a word from the word bank: Money returned when you pay more than the cost.
- Choose a word from the word bank: A person who owns or works in a shop selling things.
- May I have a ___ of water, please? (bottle / kilo)
- How much ___ the biscuits? (is / are)
- How much ___ one bottle? (is / are)
- Two bottles cost 200 rupees. One costs ___ rupees. (100 / 400)
- Choose the polite request. (Water now! / May I have some water, please?)
Read this passage.
Farah buys one packet of biscuits and two bottles of water.
The biscuits cost 150 rupees.
Each bottle of water costs 100 rupees.
The total cost is 350 rupees.
Farah pays 500 rupees and receives 150 rupees change.
- How many packets of biscuits does Farah buy?
- How many bottles of water does she buy?
- What is the price of one water bottle?
- What is the total cost?
- How much change does she receive?
- Ask a shopkeeper for a packet of biscuits.
- Ask the price of one bottle of water.
- You need to know the total price. Ask a question.
- Thank a shopkeeper after receiving your change.
- Write a three-line shopping dialogue using imaginary prices.
Try it yourself
Role-play buying two items and asking the total price.
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