One dollar note: George Washington (First president). 2 dollars: Thomas Jefferson (third president). 5 dollars: Abraham Lincoln (sixteenth president). 10 dollars: ...
I-How much is it/ this? How much is a slice of pizza? It is $ 1.50 (one fifty). That’s quite cheap! How much is a bottle of champagne? It is $ 30.00 (thirty dollars). It’s a bit expensive! Excuse me sir, how much are the shorts? The shorts are 9.99 (nine ninety-nine)
II-Euro vs. Dollar In America, people use “the US Dollar” ($). It’s their national currency, whereas in most European countries, we use “the Euro” (€) like in France, Spain or Ireland. A Euro is about $1.30 (one thirty in dollars) In Great Britain, people use the Pound Sterling (£), it is about 1.24 € (in Euros). You can buy things in Euros in London or exchange your euros into pounds in a Foreign Exchange Office.
III-Money in the USA -US coins: 1, 5, 10 (a dime), 25 (a quarter), half dollar, one dollar. -Banknotes: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 One dollar note: George Washington (First president) 2 dollars: Thomas Jefferson (third president) 5 dollars: Abraham Lincoln (sixteenth president) 10 dollars: Alexander Hamilton (a politician) 20 dollars: Andrew Jackson (seventh president) 50 dollars: Ulysses S. Grant (eighteenth president) 100 dollars: Benjamin Franklin (a founding father)
The Founding fathers : seven political leaders who signed the declaration of indepedence of the first thirteen colonies (the future United States of America) and who established the first constitution. George Washington
