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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