DIALOGUE

Practice by reading the dialogue with your tutor. After you are done, switch roles and do it again! 📘

• K: How much will the shirt cost me? 📘
• D: It costs $50.00. I only have a few. 📘
• K: Would you take less than $50.00? 📘
• D: I will sell it to you for $45.00. 📘
• K: Ok, I will take it.

 

 

NEW SKILL

Review how to use “how much” and “how many.” 📘

 

 

 

VOCABULARY

Go over the vocabulary and below with your tutor. 📘

how much	📘
how many	📘
few	📘
little	📘
cost	📘
will	📘
take	📘
less	📘
sell	📘
buy	📘

EXERCISE

Fill in the blank with how many or how much. 📘

• How many shirts do you have?
• _________ does this shirt cost?
• _________ apples did you buy?
• _________ soda did you drink?
• _________ people will go?

 

Fill in the blank with “how many” or “how much.” 📘

• I would like to sell my car.  How much will it cost me?
• We need more bananas.  ________ do we need?
• They need more apples.  ________ do they need?
• You and I need to sell our house.  ________ will we sell it for?
• Will you take less for the car? ________ less?

 

 Fill in the blank with “few” or “little.” 📘

• There are only a few bottles of soda.
• I have a ______ time to take the test.
• She has a ________ money in the bank.
• They need a _______ minutes.
• Can you give me a _______ money?

 

Fill in the blank with few or little. 📘

• Can you take me to the movies? I can take you in a few hours.
• How much milk do we need? We need a _______ milk.
• How much does the car cost? It costs a _______ more than $12,000.
• How many friends do you have?  I have a _______ friends.
• How many vacation days do you have? I have a ______ days.

Discussion Questions

• How much did your shirt cost?
• How much do you pay for Cambly?
• How many fingers do you have?
• How long is your lesson today?