Paying the bill
At the restaurant, Ann and Jane are looking at the bill and calculating how much each of them should pay.
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Ann: Let's see I had the salmon starter which was £5.90 and my Pizza was £8.25.
Jane: I had the soup and bruchetta which all together is £4.50 and my trout for the main course was £12. Ann: So that's £14.15 for me and £16.50 for you. Jane: Yes and shall we go fifty-fifty for the wine? Ann: Yes, so that's an extra £6 for both of us. Jane: So now your bill comes to £20.15 and I need to pay £22.50. Ann: And I had a dessert - that's another £3.50. And you had coffee which is £2. Jane: And is that all? Ann: Yes, this is everything on the list. Jane: So now my bill is £24.50 and yours come to £23.65. Is that correct? Ann: Yes, that's exactly it. How much tip shall we give the waiter? Jane: I think £5 would be good. |
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Let's see I had the salmon starter |