Question

2 Listen and speak as in the examples. a) A: We need some crisps. B: How many packets? A: We need some lemonade. B: How many bottles? Use: cola, tea, ham, sugar, bread, chocolate, to paste, butter b) A: We need some crisps. B: How much are they? A: We need some milk. B: How much is it? Use: cheese, eggs, tomatoes, meat​

Answer 1

Ответ:

a)

A: We need some cola.

B: How many cans?

A: We need some tea.

B: How many bags?

A: We need some ham.

B: How many slices?

A: We need some sugar.

B: How many spoonfuls?

A: We need some bread.

B: How many loaves?

A: We need some chocolate.

B: How many bars?

A: We need some toothpaste.

B: How many tubes?

A: We need some butter.

B: How many sticks?

b)

A: We need some cheese.

B: How much is it per pound?

A: We need some eggs.

B: How much are they per dozen?

A: We need some tomatoes.

B: How much are they per kilogram?

A: We need some meat.

B: How much is it per pound?

Объяснение:

Answer 2

a) A: We need some crisps. B: How many packets? A: We need some lemonade. B: How many bottles? Use: cola, tea, ham, sugar, bread, chocolate, to paste, butter

In this conversation, person A is requesting some items, and person B is asking for the quantity of those items. Person A first asks for some crisps, and person B asks how many packets they need. Then, person A asks for some lemonade, and person B asks how many bottles they need. The conversation provides examples of different items that can be used in place of crisps and lemonade, such as cola, tea, ham, sugar, bread, chocolate, toothpaste, and butter.

b) A: We need some crisps. B: How much are they? A: We need some milk. B: How much is it? Use: cheese, eggs, tomatoes, meat

In this conversation, person A is asking about the price of an item, and person B is providing the price. Person A first asks about the price of crisps, and person B is expected to provide the price. Then, person A asks about the price of milk, and person B is expected to provide the price. The conversation provides examples of different items that can be used in place of crisps and milk, such as cheese, eggs, tomatoes, and meat.

Please note that the provided examples are based on the given conversation prompts and do not necessarily reflect real-world prices or quantities.