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listening one one can I help you?
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yes, how much are these shoes?
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they're on sale let's see they're $55 uh -huh do you want to try them on?
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no thanks two how much is this computer?
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it's on sale for $1 ,899 $1 ,899?
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$1 ,899?
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Do you want to buy it?
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That's okay.
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I'm just looking.
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Three.
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This tie isn't bad.
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How much is it?
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It's $36 .95.
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$36 .95?
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Well, maybe I don't really need a tie.
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Thanks anyway.
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Four.
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These shorts are nice, aren't they?
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Yes, and they're only $26 .95.
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Do you want to take them?
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Yeah, I think I will.
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Five.
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How much are these earrings?
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They're only $14 .25.
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They're nice.
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I'll take them.
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Okay.
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Six.
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That camera looks interesting.
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How much is it?
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It's on sale.
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It was $145, but now it's only $125.
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Hmm, well, I'll think about it.
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Listening to One Let's see.
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Soup, that's two for a dollar, and a bottle of shampoo, $6 .50.
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So that comes to $7 .50 and your change is $12 .50.
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Two.
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OK now, let me see what you've got.
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The DVD, a good one, one of my favourite movies, is $22 .95 and the batteries are on sale for $4 .95.
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So let me see.
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That comes to $27 .90.
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So here's your change.
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$2 .10.
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Three.
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Yes, can I help you?
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Okay, let's see.
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The newspapers are $1 .50, and the magazines will cost another $8 .15.
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Yes, so that's, let me see, $9 .65, right?
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Here's your change, $10 .35.
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Four.
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So you're taking the t -shirt.
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Nice choice.
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The color looks good on you.
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Okay, that's $8 .95.
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Then the socks.
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There are another 320.
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So that's 1215.
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And here's your change.
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785. 5.
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Hmm.
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I like chocolates too.
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Okay.
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That's 950 for the chocolates.
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And chocolate chip cookies too.
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Hmm.
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You really do like chocolate.
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The cookies are $2 .99, so that's $12 .49.
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And here's your change, $7 .51.
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Six.
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Is this all?
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OK, let's see.
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Now the magazines are $6 .25, and you're taking the book?
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That's $12.
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So that comes to $18 .25 altogether.
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And here's your change.
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That's $1 .75.
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$1 .75.
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Listening to One Let's see.
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Soup, that's two for a dollar, and a bottle of shampoo, six fifty.
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So that comes to seven fifty, and your change is twelve fifty.
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Two OK, now, let me see what you've got.
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The DVD, a good one, one of my favourite movies, is £22 .95 and the batteries are on sale for £4 .95, so let me see.
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That comes to £27 .90.
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So here's your change.
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Two dollars and ten cents.
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3 Yes, can I help you?
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Okay, let's see.
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The newspapers are $1 .50, and the magazines will cost another $8 .15.
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Yes, so that's, let me see, $9 .65, right?
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Here's your change, $10 .35.
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Four.
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So you're taking the t -shirt.
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Nice choice.
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The color looks good on you.
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Okay, that's $8 .95, then the socks, there another $3 .20, so that's $12 .15, and here's your change, $7 .85.
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5. Hmm, I like chocolates too.
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OK, that's 9 .50 for the chocolates.
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And chocolate chip cookies too.
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Hmm, you really do like chocolate.
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The cookies are 2 .99, so that's 12 .49.
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And here's your change, 7 .51.
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6. Is this all?
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Okay, let's see.
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Now the magazines are $6 .25, and you're taking the book?
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That's $12.
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So that comes to $18 .25 altogether.
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And here's your change.
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That's $1 .75.
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Listening 3 1.
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I could never buy a car at home because we pay a very high tax on cars.
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Only rich people can really afford to buy a car at home.
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Here in the US, I drive a nice new car and I can easily afford it.
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You don't have to be rich to own a car, which is great.
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2. At home, it only costs about $300 a month to rent a nice apartment.
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That's what I used to pay for a four -room apartment in a good neighbourhood.
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Here in the US, I pay more than twice that for a much smaller apartment, and it's not in a very nice neighbourhood.
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3. I bought a lot of clothes in my country before I moved to the US
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because everyone told me how expensive American clothing is.
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I was kind of surprised that I could get nice clothes here for very reasonable prices.
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In fact, it costs me less for clothes here than it used to cost me at home.
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4. In my country, not a lot of people travel by plane because it costs more than most people can afford.
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But the US is such a big country and the population is large, so you have a lot of people travelling by plane.
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That's what keeps the prices down.
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That means I can afford to fly here and I do it all the time.
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I couldn't do that at home.
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5. Most people send their children to private schools at home because the public schools are not very good.
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You have to pay a lot to do that, so it's a big expense for many people public schools are better in the US
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and they're free so most people here send their children to public schools
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six here in the US you need to have health insurance
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because it costs a lot to see a doctor
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or to enter a hospital at home you don't have to pay much to see a doctor
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or go to a hospital because most of the clinics and hospitals are run by the government Listening 3
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1. I could never buy a car at home because we pay a very high tax on cars.
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Only rich people can really afford to buy a car at home.
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Here in the US, I drive a nice new car and I can easily afford it.
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You don't have to be rich to own a car, which is great.
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2. At home, it only costs about $300 a month to rent a nice apartment.
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That's what I used to pay for a four -room apartment in a good neighbourhood.
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Here in the US, I pay more than twice that for a much smaller apartment, and it's not in a very nice neighbourhood.
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3. I bought a lot of clothes in my country before I moved to the US
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because everyone told me how expensive American clothing is.
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I was kind of surprised that I could get nice clothes here for very reasonable prices.
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In fact, it costs me less for clothes here than it used to cost me at home.
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4. In my country, not a lot of people travel by plane because it costs more than most people can afford.
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But the US is such a big country and the population is large, so you have a lot of people traveling by plane.
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That's what keeps the prices down.
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That means I can afford to fly here, and I do it all the time.
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I couldn't do that at home.
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5. Most people send their children to private schools at home because the public schools are not very good.
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You have to pay a lot to do that, so it's a big expense for many people.
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Public schools are better in the U .S., and they're free, so most people here send their children to public schools.
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Here in the U .S., you need to have health insurance because it costs a lot to see a doctor or to enter a hospital.
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At home, you don't have to pay much to see a doctor
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or go to a hospital because most of the clinics and hospitals are run by the government.
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Three.
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Two hundred and twenty -seven.
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Four.
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Two hundred twenty -seven.
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Five.
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Four thousand six hundred and eighteen.
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Six.
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Four thousand six hundred eighteen.
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Dictation Excuse me.
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I need a new computer.
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What's the price range for your laptops?
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Well, our lowest -priced laptop is only $329 .99.
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Our highest -priced model costs $2 ,199 .99.
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That's expensive.
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Can you tell me about the low -priced one?
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Well, it's fine for basic use if you don't play games much.
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Well, I am a big gamer, but I don't want to spend over $1 ,000, though.
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This model has a lot of power, and it only costs $799.
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It's very popular.
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Hmm.
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Let me take a look.
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