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Practical English: ShoppingBuying foodHow much is that?
Mrs Ryefield:
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I acute;ll have a whole-wheat loaf, three white loaves, a baguette and ten rolls, please. How much is that?
Baker:
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The whole-wheat loaf is 45 cents, the white loaves are 35 cents each, the baguette is 27 cents and the rolls are eight cents each. That makes two dollars fifty-seven cents.
Mrs Ryefield:
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There you go.
Baker:
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Thank you, ma acute;am. Forty-three cents change. Have a nice day.
[read more amp; listen to audio]Accounting EnglishDepreciationNarration: Part Four
The method employed to allocate the cost of a tangible fixed asset to accounting periods is called depreciation method or method of depreciation.
Several methods exist and each of them is proper for certain circumstances, although not all of them are acceptable for income tax purposes.
The most common methods are: [...]
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WORD OF THE DAY:
7
Dictionary entry overview:
#8226; 7 (noun)
The noun 7 has 1 sense:
1. the cardinal number that is the sum of six and one
Familiarity: 7 used as a noun is very rare.
#8226; 7 (adjective)
The adjective 7 has 1 sense:
1. being one more than six
Familiarity: 7 used as an adjective is very rare.
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