Scene 27 of 50
Milo’s bill
Milo’s bill
Your goalI can buy food at the market in kilos, bottles and pieces, and ask what it costs.
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MayHere is the market. Saturdays from seven to one. I need ten kilos of apples.
Here is the market. Saturdays from seven to one. I need ten kilos of apples.
Ten kilos? A lot!
Ten kilos? A lot!
Ten kilos? A lot!
Ten kilos? A lot!
- May
For apple cake. What do you need?
For apple cake. What do you need?
Tomatoes, potatoes, milk and cheese. Today I’m cooking at home.
Tomatoes, potatoes, milk and cheese. Today I’m cooking at home.
Tomatoes, potatoes, milk and cheese. Today I’m cooking at home.
Tomatoes, potatoes, milk and cheese. Today I’m cooking at home.
BarbaraGood morning. What would you like?
Good morning. What would you like?
A kilo of tomatoes and two kilos of potatoes, please.
A kilo of tomatoes and two kilos of potatoes, please.
A kilo of tomatoes and two kilos of potatoes, please.
A kilo of tomatoes and two kilos of potatoes, please.
- Barbara
Anything else?
Anything else?
Half a kilo of cheese and a bottle of milk.
Half a kilo of cheese and a bottle of milk.
Half a kilo of cheese and a bottle of milk.
Half a kilo of cheese and a bottle of milk.
- Barbara
Here you are. Twelve pounds and fifty pence.
Here you are. Twelve pounds and fifty pence.
MikeGood morning. Do you live in number seven?
Good morning. Do you live in number seven?
Yes. How do you know?
Yes. How do you know?
Yes. How do you know?
Yes. How do you know?
He unrolls a very long bill. - Mike
Cat hairs on your jacket! Milo comes every Saturday. Here is his bill for this month.
Cat hairs on your jacket! Milo comes every Saturday. Here is his bill for this month.
But he is not mine! So much fish? How much does it all cost?
But he is not mine! So much fish? How much does it all cost?
But he is not mine! So much fish? How much does it all cost?
But he is not mine! So much fish? How much does it all cost?
- Mike
Forty-two pounds.
Forty-two pounds.
May laughs and takes out her purse. - May
You pay nothing. I pay. Every month.
You pay nothing. I pay. Every month.
Why do you pay?
Why do you pay?
Why do you pay?
Why do you pay?
- May
Milo sits in the café window. People see him and come in. Good for business.
Milo sits in the café window. People see him and come in. Good for business.
Who says this?
For apple cake. What do you need?
For apple cake. What do you need?
What does it mean?
Good morning. What would you like?
Which line do you hear?
Here you are. Twelve pounds and fifty pence.
Put the words in order.
Good morning. Do you live in number seven?
Who says this?
Forty-two pounds.
Forty-two pounds.
What does it mean?
Yes. How do you know?
Yes. How do you know?
Which line do you hear?
You pay nothing. I pay. Every month.
Put the words in order.
Why do you pay?
Why do you pay?
What happens first?
Put the lines in the order they come in the scene.
Scene complete
Milo’s bill
Goal reachedI can buy food at the market in kilos, bottles and pieces, and ask what it costs.
