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Shopping for Food

Betty Botta Betty Botta bought some butter, «But», she said, «this butter’s bitter, But a bit of better butter Will make my batter better» So she bought a bit of butter And it made her batter better.

A cup of A piece of A bottle of A glass of A box of A bag of

What did Mother Elephant buy in the shop yesterday?

How much is the box of chocolate?

SUPERMARKET

Can I help you. I’d like (to)…. Here you are. Anything else Can I help you? I’d like (to)…. Here you are. Anything else? No, thank you. That’s all. Yes,please. How much is it (are they)?