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M: It weighs 18,900 kilograms. That’s 41,667 pounds in the imperial system. W: Wow! You’re so kind and knowledgeable. M: Thank you. Would you like to hear a sad legend about this bell? W: Sure. Go ahead. Situation 2 Talking About Prices in Different Currencies A Listen and Do M: We’ll start selling duty-free items in the cabin now. Would you like to buy any items, ma’am? W: Yes, I’ve seen a pink scarf in the shopping magazine in my seat pocket. How much is it? M: I’m not sure, but I can check the price for you. Hmm... it’s 129 dollars. W: I’ll take it. M: Sure. How would you like to pay for this? We accept cash and credit cards. W: I will pay with my credit card. Here you go. M: Thank you. Would you like to pay for this in U.S. dollars or Korean won? W: What is the exchange rate today? M: It is 1,300 won to the dollar. W: I’ll pay in Korean won. Then, how much do I have to pay? M: It’ll be 167,700 won on your card. Would you sign here, please? W: Of course. Check Up A 1. M: How much do I have to pay? W: ⓐ Ten boxes would be enough. ⓑ Your change comes to five dollars. ⓒ It’ll be 115,000 won on your card. 2. W: The Amazon River is about 6,400 kilometers long. M: I’m not used to the metric system. Could you use the imperial system? W: Sure! In the imperial system, it is about 4,000 What should we do? W: We had better call and tell them we might be late. M: That’s a good idea. Then, would you give them a phone call? W: Okay. I’ll do that. Check Up A 1. W: What’s the weather normally like in Hawaii? M: ⓐ I’ll do it on Monday. ⓑ It’s sunny and hot. ⓒ It’s August 12. 2. W: What time is it now? M: It’s quarter before nine. W: What time does the meeting start? M: Nine thirty. W: Well, I think we will be late because of the rush hour traffic. M: How late do you think we’ll be? W: I think we’ll be 30 minutes late for the meeting. M: Oh my. What should we do? LESSON 3 Numbers pp. 22~27 Situation 1 Talking About Measurements A Listen and Do W: Oh, here’s a nice-looking bell. What is it, Mr. Kim? M: It’s a large bronze bell made to honor King Seongdeok during the ancient Silla Dynasty. So it’s called the Bell of King Seongdeok. W: How large is it? M: It measures 3.75 meters high, 2.27 meters in diameter at the lip, and 12 to 25 centimeters in wall thickness. W: I’m not used to the metric system. Could you use the imperial system? M: Sure! In the imperial system, the bell measures 12.3 feet high, 7.4 feet in diameter at the lip, and 4.7 to 9.8 inches in wall thickness. W: Oh, I see. How much does it weigh? Listening Scripts I 221