A 1. Does your mother often buy pork?

2. Who usually goes to the baker's in your family?

3. What do people buy at the fishmonger's?

1. Does your brother like sausages?

5. That sportsman is very fat, isn't he?

notes [noots

B

Five pounds and fifty pence. Of course, he could.

They usually buy two loaves

of bread.

Yes, he does. Yes, she does. We like fried

pork for dinner. My sister does.

Oh. yes, he is.

They buy fish, caviar and​

1. Does your mother often buy pork?
- Yes, my mother often buys pork for our meals. Pork is a popular meat choice for many families, and it is also a good source of protein.

2. Who usually goes to the baker's in your family?
- Usually, either my father or I go to the baker's in our family. We buy freshly baked bread from the baker's because it tastes better than store-bought bread. It is important to buy bread from a reliable baker to ensure its quality.

3. What do people buy at the fishmonger's?
- People buy various types of seafood at the fishmonger's. This includes fish, such as salmon or cod, shellfish like shrimp or crabs, and other seafood items like caviar. It is important to ensure that the fish and seafood are fresh and properly handled when purchasing from a fishmonger.

4. Does your brother like sausages?
- Yes, my brother likes sausages. Sausages are a popular food item and can be cooked in various ways. Some people enjoy them grilled or fried, while others like them paired with other dishes like pasta or as part of a breakfast meal.

5. That sportsman is very fat, isn't he?
- Yes, that sportsman in the picture appears to be overweight. It is important to keep our bodies healthy and maintain a balanced weight. Being overweight can have negative effects on our overall health and athletic performance.

Regarding the additional notes (written as "noots"):
B
- The answer to the question "How much does the item cost?" is "Five pounds and fifty pence." This means that the item costs five pounds and fifty pence in total. The currency used here is British pounds (£).
- The statement "Of course, he could" implies that the person mentioned in a previous sentence is capable of doing something.
- The response "Yes, he does. Yes, she does. We like fried pork for dinner. My sister does." refers to different individuals who like sausages. It shows that the speaker, his sister, and another person all enjoy eating fried pork sausages for dinner.
- The statement "Oh, yes, he is" confirms that the sportsman mentioned earlier is indeed very fat.
- The last sentence states that people buy fish, caviar, and presumably other seafood items from the fishmonger's. The image attached might provide additional information about the fishmonger's or the items available for purchase. Unfortunately, the image was not included in your message.