Alf and sheila frank (1) (love) travelling. last year they
(2) (visit) seven countries. nothing unusual about that maybe, but alf and sheila (3) (be) both 85 years old! and now they (4) (have) an idea for a really big trip. they (5) (live) in their house since they got married fifty years ago, but now they (6) (want) to sell the house and go to the usa and buy a camper van. ‘there are so many wonderful places we (7) (never go) to,’ says
alf, ‘and now we (8) (plan) a road trip around north and central america. what (9) their children (think) of their plans? ‘they worry about us,’ says sheila, ‘but we always (10) (have) a good time! ’
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Объяснение:

Pounds and pence, dollars and cents

The basic unit of British currency is the pound. One pound is 100 pence. There are eight different British coins; there are one-pence coins, two pence coins, five-pence coins, ten-pence coins, twenty-pence coins and fifty-pence coins. There are also one pound coins and two pound coins. Then there are live – pound notes, ten-pound notes, twenty – pound notes and fifty – pounds notes.

The basic unit of American currency is, of course, the dollar. One dollar is 100 cents. There are five different coins; there are one-cent coins, five – cent coins, ten-cent coins, twenty-five-cent coins and fifty-cent coins. There are one-dollar notes, five-dollar notes, ten-dollar notes, twenty-dollar notes, fifty – dollar notes and one-hundred-dollar notes. Usually the exchange rate is about one and a half dollars to the pound.