Hello there and welcome to another video. In this video we are going to see the unit number three, how much is it? How much is it? So the meaning of colors in the United States. We have some colors, the basic colors blue, green, yellow, orange, red, pink, purple, brown, black and gray and white. For example if you like the color blue you are trouble. Green is yellow, green is yellow, yellow is happy. If you like orange, you are fun or red, exciting, lovely, mixed-serious, friendly, sad, boring and poor. For me I like orange and blue so I'm a fun person, I am a truthful person. So let's see, now let's lease in these conversation, they are perfect for you. So lease in carefully, I'm going to play the audio. Oh look at those earrings Maria, they're perfect for you. These red ones? I'm not sure. No, the yellow ones. Oh these? Hmm, yellow isn't really a good color for me. Well that necklace isn't bad. Which one? That blue one right there. How much is it? It's $42. That's expensive. Hey, let me get it for you. It's your birthday present. Happy birthday. Okay so this conversation, pay 16. Okay, and exercise two. Let me stop this. Okay, I need to explain the conversation. This conversation as you see Steve Maria. So those earrings, those earrings. So red ones. These red ones. This means these reds. These red ones. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. No, the yellow ones. No, the yellow ones. So let's see the conversation as these. Where they are close and those are far away. Which one? Which one? Which one? That blue one right there. That blue one. That blue one. That blue one. How much is it? How much is it? It's $42. Expensive means a caro. That's expensive. That's expensive. Let me get it for you. Let me get it for you. Let me buy it for you. Because it's a present gift. It's a present. A birthday gift. So let's listen to dialogue again. Oh look at those earrings Maria. They're perfect for you. These red ones. I'm not sure. Oh these? Yellow isn't really a good color for me. Well that necklace isn't bad. Which one? That blue one right there. How much is it? It's $42. That's expensive. Caro. Let me get it for you. It's your birthday present. Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Okay. So now let's see a PowerPoint here. Okay. Okay. What's this? It's a question right? What's this? The answer is this is a pen. This is a pen. All you can say is a pen. We use this because it's singular. Only one. This is this is a pen. But we're going to put it in the product. What are these? These are pencils. These are pencils. Oh, what does this say? They're pencils. So, what is this? Is this your umbrella? Yes it is. Oh yes it's my umbrella. Yes it is. Negative? No, it's not. It's not my umbrella. Are these your keys? Yes, there you are. Yes, they are my keys. Yes, they are. Oh you can say negative. No, they're not. No, they're not. So regular pearls. Back, bags. No book. No books. But watch. Watches. Key. Barber plus Y.E. You have to do S. Keys. Single a plural. Dictionary. Dictionaries. I.E.S. I.E.S. Irregular pearls. Man, man. Woman, women. Child, children. Okay guys. So, let's see grammar focus. The most relative. One and once. How much is this necklace? How much is this necklace? How much is this necklace? How much is this necklace? Emplural usamos R in la Palabra. Diz. How much are these earrings? It's plural. You can say how much are these? Or those? Okay. Okay, now let's do this exercise. This simple exercise we have color red. Ooh, black. Blue. Green. The check is 100% correct. So, that's it for today. I hope that you enjoy this lesson. Remember to visit my blog is www.djermartinusrd.blogspot.com. We are on Facebook and Twitter and Instagram. Follow me. See you next time.