written-practice
Shopping at the weekly fair
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Name: ________________________ Date: ________________
Word bank: stall, bunch, kilo, change, cost, whistle, leaf, calendar
- Choose a word from the word bank: A small place where goods are sold in a market.
- Choose a word from the word bank: A group of bananas or similar things held together.
- Choose a word from the word bank: A short form of kilogram used for weighing food.
- Choose a word from the word bank: Money returned after paying more than the price.
- Choose a word from the word bank: The amount of money needed to buy something.
- How ___ tomatoes do you need? (many / much)
- How ___ rice is in the bag? (many / much)
- There are not ___ tomatoes in this basket. (any / much)
- May I have ___ bananas, please? (some / much)
- Write 105 in words.
Read this passage.
Arun visits the weekly fair with his grandmother.
They buy two kilos of tomatoes for 400 rupees altogether.
A bunch of bananas costs 250 rupees.
Grandmother pays 1000 rupees for both purchases.
The seller gives her 350 rupees in change.
- Who goes to the fair with Arun?
- How many kilos of tomatoes do they buy?
- How much does the bunch of bananas cost?
- What is the total cost of both purchases?
- Why is the change 350 rupees?
- Ask for a kilo of tomatoes politely.
- Ask the seller the price of a bunch of bananas.
- You did not hear a price. Ask the seller to repeat it.
- You think your change is wrong. Ask politely for it to be checked.
- Write a three-line shopping dialogue with an item, a price and thanks.
Try it yourself
Explain how to check the total and change for the shopping in the passage.
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