A dollar equals 4 (a)   .

My lunch was (a)   , so I have extra money to buy a snack.

I gave the cashier $25 and she gave me $10 (a)   .

My (a)   fell out of my pocket, so I lost all my money.

If you (a)   25 cents from a dollar, you have 75 cents.

I found a (a)   on the ground, so that means I am one cent richer!

I found a (a)   on the ground. That’s 10 more cents!

Ten pennies equals ten (a)   .

I need money to buy a gift for my brother, so I will (a)   this teddy bear to you for twenty dollars.

If you add 2 quarters and a nickel, you get (a)   cents.

When you want to keep your money and not spend it.

(a)  

It’s the small amount of money that the cashier gives you back.

(a)  

Give something to someone in return for money.

(a)  

Give money to someone because you've bought something from them.

(a)  

Use money to pay for things.

(a)  

Read and choose and, but or so. '' Tony likes reading books, (a)   he spends his monthly allowance on books.

You should wash your hands (a)   your teeth after meals.

You don't have to wash the dishes now, (a)   your sister has to do it because she hasn't done any housework yet.

She could buy a lamp for her mother, (a)   he could buy a watch for his dad.

I have one younger brother (a)   one older sister.

It was really cold, (a)   my father closed the windows.

I'm learning English, (a)   I love practicing speaking English with my friends.

You can use dollar __________or dollar _________.

(a)