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Question
See how they speak at this situation and practise as if you were in that situation.
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Solution
| Shop keeper | What do you want, kid? |
| Kid | I want colour pencils, uncle. |
| Shop keeper | How many pencils do you want? |
| Kid | I want one complete packet. How much is it? |
| Shop keeper | It is 325, anything else? |
| Kid | What is the price of that bat? |
| Shop keeper | The bat will cost you 100. Can I give? |
| Kid | No uncle, I don’t have money for that. I will buy it later. Now take this ₹25 for the pencils. |
| Shop keeper | Here are the pencils. Visit again. |
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