What have you got? How much is it? (old and plain) (320,000)
I’ve got a old and plain backpack. It’s 320,000 dong.
What have you got? How much is it? (small and hard) (100,000)
I’ve got a small and hard shampoo. It’s 100,000 dong.
What have you got? How much is it? (small and soft) (120,000)
I’ve got a small and soft toothpaste. It’s 120,000 dong.
What has he got? How much is it? (small and new) (180,000)
He’s got a small and new torch. It’s 180,000 dong.
What has he got? How much is it? (old and plain) (220,000)
He’s got a old and plain chair. It’s 220,000 dong.
What has he got? How much is it? (new and hard) (190,000)
He’s got a new and hard fishing rod. It’s 190,000 dong.
What has she got? How much is it? (small and soft) (140,000)
She’s got a small and soft sunscreen. It’s 140,000 dong.
What has she got? How much is it? (big and soft) (350,000)
She’s got a big and soft sleeping bed. It’s 350,000 dong.
What has she got? How much is it? (small and hard) (110,000)
She’s got a small and hard toothbrush. It’s 110,000 dong.
What have they got? How much is it? (clean and fancy) (640,000)
They’ve got a clean and fancy tent. It’s 640,000 dong.
What have they got? How much is it? (a pair of dirty) (320,000)
They’ve got a pair of dirty boots. It’s 320,000 dong.
What have they got? How much is it? (a pack of delicious) (140,000)
They’ve got a pack of delicious sandwiches. It’s 140,000 dong.
