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ASKING ABOUT PRICES AND CHANGE

UNIT 1. ASKING ABOUT PRICES AND CHANGE. Lesson B : Grammar 1. “How much” and “how many”. a) How much 1 ) We use “how much” with uncountable noun and before quantity words . 2 ) We use “how much” to talk about prices. Lesson B : Grammar. How much is this book?

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ASKING ABOUT PRICES AND CHANGE

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  1. UNIT 1 ASKING ABOUTPRICES AND CHANGE

  2. Lesson B : Grammar1. “How much” and “how many” a) How much 1) We use “how much” with uncountable noun and before quantity words. 2) We use “how much” to talk about prices.

  3. Lesson B : Grammar • How much is this book? • How much coffee do you drink? • How much paper is in the photocopier? • How much does that jacket cost? • How much do you weigh? • How much gasoline did you put in the tank?

  4. Lesson B : Grammar2. How many We use “how many” with plural nouns and before quantity words. 2.1) - How many + helping verb + noun - How many cups of coffee do you drink a day? - How many Euros have you got? - How many newspapers do you read a day? 2.2) How many + plural noun + helping verb

  5. Lesson B : Grammar3. We can also use other questions to ask about the price instead of ‘how much’ - What’s the cost of ____________ to Sydney? - What’s the price of ____________? Examples : - What’s the cost of a call to Sydney? - What’s the price of a ticket to Chiang Mai?

  6. Lesson B : Grammar4.Using is and are with money amounts Money amount and words for things we can’t count take a singular verb. We use is with an uncountable noun or singular noun. • Here is a twenty – dollar note. • Here is some change. • Is there any money left? • How much is your salary?

  7. Lesson B : Grammar4.Using is and are with money amounts Coins, bills or words for things we can count take a plural verb. We use are with plural nouns (plural verb) • Here are five one-hundred notes. • Here are ten one-bath coins. • There are twenty books in the drawer? • There are some pens in the box.

  8. Lesson B : Grammar4.Using is and are with money amounts Note. In Thai currency, we don’t add ‘s’ at the end of ‘baht’ or ‘satang’. This is because in Thai language we have no ‘s’.

  9. Practice 1. Fill in the blank using much or many. 1. How ______ money do I have to pay? 2. How ______ coffee is left in stock? 3. How ______ mangoes are there in the fridge? 4. How ______ people live in your apartment? 5. How ______ does this body lotion cost? much much many many much

  10. Practice 1. Fill in the blank using much or many. 6. How ______ petrol do you want? 7. How ______ students are there in the class? 8. How ______ native speakers do you have? 9. How ______ eggs do you want for breakfast? 10. How ______ rice is there in the kitchen? much much many many much

  11. Practice 2. Fill in the missing words. Use is or are. • Here _______ two 10-baht coins. • Here _______ ten one-thousand notes. • There _______ £100 in the box. • There _______ ten five-dollar bills in the cash register. • There _______ 100 cents. • This ______ a 50-baht note. are are is are is is

  12. Practice 2. Fill in the missing words. Use is or are. 7. There is ______ some money on the drawer 8. There ______ no money left in my drawer. 9. ______ there enough time to have some tea. 10. ______ there any biscuits left? 11. Here ______ sugar you asked for. 12. How many pens ______ there in stock? is is Is Are is are

  13. Lesson C : Reading How to read the headline Remember 00/00/00 Expiration Date: If you don’t understand the headline, read the first sentence in the lead. This is because the main idea in the headline must be repeated in more details in the first paragraph (known as the lead) Usually the subject and verb in the headline will be the same as in the lead. The style of writing usually means that the writer uses the verb in the headline and then he will use that verb again in the lead, or may use another verb but both verbs must have the same meaning.

  14. Lesson C : Reading How to read the headline Example 2 Bankruptcies rise to record High in September Personal bankruptcies in Hong Kong rose further in September from a year earlier, despite signs emerging that the economy was rebounding, government figures showed yesterday. will find the verb “rise” in the headline and you find the same verb in the lead.

  15. Lesson C : Reading How to read the headline Example 1 From example 1 you will find “restates” in the headline and also you will find it in the first sentence of the lead. Swiss Life restates results Swiss life restated it first – half 2002 results to show a net loss of 578 million Swiss frances (Bt16.4 billion) – SFr192 million wider than first reported – after discovering it had miscalculated bond values, it said yesterday. You will understand better from more details given in the first paragraph (the lead)

  16. Lesson C : Reading How to read the headline Example 3 Warning on selling fireworks Bangkok’s PomPrab district office has warned shopkeepers in the area against storing and selling fireworks without a license. You can find “warning” in the headline and “ warned” in the lead.

  17. Practice Direction : Read the news given and choose the best answer ZEBRA MAKER EYES 10% SALES GROWTH THE NATION Satien Stainless Steel Public Company Limited, the maker of Zebra brand kitchenware, this year targets 5- to 10-per-cent growth in sales from last year’s Bt1.7 billion. It saw business growth of more than 14 percent in the first quarter. The company has also expanded its sales channels in the both domestic and overseas markets to cater to growth in the Asean market. Last year, it deployed the Z-robot to enhance its production process at its plant in Rayong, boosting production capacity there by 20 percent. The movie is part of the continued modernization of its production process, using cutting edge technology. The Z-robot is used to move heavy products and can reduce the rate of accidents on the production line. Its performance helps the company control its production quality. Currently, the company has a production capacity for kitchenware of 7,500 tonnes per year. Its products range from kitchenware to tableware and electrical appliances, said Ekachai Youngvanich, vice-CEO. (From The Nation, Friday, May 18. 2012)

  18. Practice Direction : Read the news given and choose the best answer • 1. What is the main idea of the news? • a. Satien Stainless Steel Public • Company limited its target this year • to 5 percent. • b. The maker of Zebra brand produced • kitchenware up to 10 percent. • c. Satient Stainless Steel Public • Company Limited saw business • growth 14 percent. • d. Zebra maker targets 10 percent sales • growth this year.

  19. Practice Direction : Read the news given and choose the best answer • Which is true about the business • growth in the first quarter? • a. 5 percent • b. 10 percent • c. More than 14 percent • d. All are incorrect

  20. Practice Direction : Read the news given and choose the best answer • What strategy does the company use to • expand its sales? • It has expanded the sales channels in __________________. • a. domestic markets • b. overseas markets • c. both domestics and overseas markets • d. the Asian market

  21. Practice Direction : Read the news given and choose the best answer • 4. How could the company increase production capacity by 20 percent last year? • It used incentives • b. It used the Z-robot • c. It had found the effective process • d. It tried to reduce the rate of accidents

  22. Practice Direction : Read the news given and choose the best answer • 5. What is the advantage of using the Z-robot? • a. To enhance its production process • b. Boosting production capacity by 20% • c. To move heavy products and reduce • the sale of accidents on the product line • d. All are correct

  23. Practice Direction : Read the news given and choose the best answer • 6. What products are produced under Zebra brands? • a. Kitchenware • b. Tableware • c. Electrical appliances • d. All are correct

  24. Practice Direction : Read the news given and choose the best answer • 7. What does the word “deployed” (line 9) refer to ? • a. took • b. utilized • c. spent • d. prepared

  25. Practice Direction : Read the news given and choose the best answer • 8. What is the meaning of ‘capacity’ ? • a. fitness • b. potential • c. competency • d. all are correct

  26. Practice Direction : Read the news given and choose the best answer • 9 Which is not a product in the product line ? • a. Tableware • b. Kitchen ware • c. Audio visual • d. Electrical appliance

  27. Practice Direction : Read the news given and choose the best answer • 10. Which is the most produced product in the company production line ? • a. Tableware • b. Kitchen ware • c. Electrical appliance • d. Kitchen furniture

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