Like to / Want to / Need to / Have to
Like to
it's used for an action that you enjoy.
ex:
I like to play video games.
She likes to cook.
Want to
It's used for an action that you wish to do.
ex:
I want to travel to Europe.
They want to learn japanese.
Need to
It's used for an action that you should do.
ex:
You need to study more.
He needs to eat more vegetables.
Have to
It's used for an action that must be done, like orders.
ex:
She has to clean her room.
You have to wook together.
Lesson 2: Things to buy
Question:How much + To Be+ IT/THEY? = ¿Cuánto es?
Answer: It/They + To Be + amount
Ex:
How much is it?
It's $10.99 (Ten, nineny-nine)
How much + IS + This / That + Singular noun? :
How much is this jacket?
R/ It's $12.50 (twelve fifty)
How much + ARE + These / Those + PLURAL noun? :
How much are there gloves?
They are $6 (six dollars)
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