1.
A: I would like to get some meat today.
B: What kind do you need?
A: I need about a pound of ground beef.
B: The ground beef is $2.48 a pound.
A: That sounds good.
B: What else would you like?
A: I also need three pounds of chicken breasts.
B: The chicken breasts are $4.05 a pound.
A: How much will the three pounds of chicken cost altogether?
B: Altogether, it's going to be $12.15.
A: That will be all for me.
B: All right, let me get your meat for you.
2.
A: I want to buy some meat.
B: What kind would you like?
A: I want one pound of ground beef.
B: That's going to be about $2.48.
A: That will be fine.
B: What else can I get for you?
A: Let me also have three pounds of chicken breasts.
B: That's going to be $4.05 a pound.
A: Can you tell me the total cost of the chicken breasts?
B: That will be $12.15.
A: That's all I'm going to get today.
B: That's fine. Let me get your meat.
3.
A: I would like to purchase some meat.
B: What kind of meat would you like to get today?
A: First off, I'm going to need a pound of ground beef.
B: A pound of ground beef is $2.48.
A: That's perfect.
B: What else will you be needing?
A: I'm also going to need three pounds of chicken breasts.
B: The chicken breasts cost $4.05 per pound.
A: What's the total price for the chicken?
B: It's going to be $12.15.
A: I think that will be all for me today.
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