How Much Is This?: practical Pre-A1 English

Your goal for How Much Is This?

How Much Is This?: Ask How much is this? Target: I can ask a price and understand the answer.

Try it first

Read How much is this?. Change one detail. Whisper or write it first.

This and that point to different places: How Much Is This?

Ask How much is this? for one nearby item. Use that for one item farther away. The next module explains the grammar behind these chunks.

Answer with It’s plus the price: “It’s sixty rupees.” A seller may also say only “Sixty rupees.” Both are easy to understand.

That’s too much means the price feels high. Use a calm tone. Local bargaining customs differ, so this phrase is practice, not advice for every shop.

Teen and tens pronunciation matters here. Fifteen and fifty can change the amount. Say the price slowly if the listener looks unsure.

Price language should stay short

Not: How many is this? Use: How much is this?

Not: It eighty rupees. Use: It’s eighty rupees.

Do not rush fifteen and fifty. Stress them clearly.

Complete six shop choices: How Much Is This?

Choose the phrase that completes the real task. Read the reason after a wrong choice.

Say it in your own voice: How Much Is This?

Say three sentences. Record only if you want to. Check the form and meaning.

Remember it tomorrow: How Much Is This?

Cover How much is this?. Say it from memory with one true detail.

Keep one result: How Much Is This?

Keep one correct example and say it again tomorrow.