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Preciousbunny Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
The sentences used in convenience store
After you pay,the clerk give you change and says: out of five.A dollar makes five.What does these two sentences mean?
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What does these two sentences mean? out of five. He's confirming that you paid by giving him a $5 bill.
- What does these two sentences mean?
- out of five.
- He's confirming that you paid by giving him a $5 bill.
- He took the payment out of that.
- A dollar makes five.
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Hi,
After you pay,the clerk give you change and says: out of five.A dollar makes five.What does these two sentences mean?
out of five. He's confirming that you paid by giving him a $5 bill. He took the payment out of that.
A dollar makes five. Assume you bought something for $3.75.
I give you $0.25, and I might say '$4'.
And then I give you $1,
After you pay,the clerk give you change and says: out of five.A dollar makes five.What does these two sentences mean?
out of five. He's confirming that you paid by giving him a $5 bill. He took the payment out of that.
A dollar makes five. Assume you bought something for $3.75.
I give you $0.25, and I might say '$4'.
And then I give you $1,
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