2017-01-16 Daily Life: money names

Greg Malivuk
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http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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With your partner, write the name and amount (value) for this American money.
penny / $0.01 or 1¢ (“one cent”)
nickel / $0.05 or 5¢ (“five cents”)
dime / $0.10 or 10¢ (“ten cents”)
quarter / $0.25 or 25¢ (“twenty-five cents”)
(half-dollar or fifty-cent piece / $0.50 or 50¢ - This one is not very common.)
dollar coin / $1.00
one / $1.00 (“one dollar”)
five / $5.00
ten / $10.00
twenty / $20.00
fifty / $50.00
hundred / $100.00
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If you want change (smaller amounts), you can say, for example, “Do you have change for a twenty?” or “Can you break a twenty?”
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What are the biggest and smallest denominations of money in your country?
“In the United States, $100 is the largest denomination.”
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Do you have informal or slang words for your money?
$5 = “five bucks”
$5,000 = “five grand” / 5K (like kg or km)