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It costs a lot of money.",[38,42,46],1,"Something that costs a lot of money is expensive.",{"id":224,"prompt":225,"options":226,"answer":209,"explanation":227},"mc4","I pay 10 euros for a 7-euro book. The shop assistant gives me 3 euros ___.",[95,99,30],"The money the shop gives back to you is the change.",{"id":229,"prompt":230,"options":231,"answer":209,"explanation":232},"mc5","Please keep your ___. It shows what you buy and how much you pay.",[99,127,123],"A receipt is the piece of paper that shows what you buy and what you pay.",{"id":234,"prompt":235,"options":236,"answer":209,"explanation":237},"mc6","I have ___ money in my bag.",[158,207,215],"Money is uncountable, so many is wrong. We don't use any in a positive sentence. We say a lot of money.",{"id":239,"prompt":240,"options":241,"answer":209,"explanation":242},"mc7","In a clothes shop: \"What ___ are you?\" \"I'm a medium.\"",[127,30,95],"Small, medium and large are sizes. 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