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14 October 2014

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You’re staying in a self-catering apartment and need to get some food in. You pop down to the local market and stock up on some fruit and vegetables.

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First you’re after some aubergines, but how would you ask for these?
How much is the moussaka?
Have you got Greek salad?
Have you got any aubergines?
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You also fancy a kilo of tomatoes for making a Greek salad. How do you ask for this?
A kilo of aubergines please
Please tomatoes
I want a kilo of tomatoes
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You’re on a tight budget, so ask how much the tomatoes cost.
Where are the tomatoes?
How much are the tomatoes?
How much is the tomato?
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The stall holder tells you the price. How much are they?
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The stall holder tells you that your tomatoes and aubergines come to five euros altogether. Listen and click on the correct phrase.
Here are five euros
Five euros as well
Five euros altogether
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Well done, you finished the quiz. You answered all the questions.

You got out of 5 right the first time!


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