So we're really comparing apples to apples.

Four apples, five apples. What's the difference?

So I'm starting off with five times that apples. fivex over thirteen apples.

If you have three apples, and I give you zero more apples, you still have three apples.

To apples.

She filled her bag with apples.

Imagine that. 7,100 apples with names.

Apples a pound there. Apples a pound there. Lady there, Ted.

If you want to know the number of apples we end up with, we started with twenty five apples.

They're eating apples.

We're eating apples.

We're eating apples.

You like apples.

I like apples.

Apples and pears.

So if we remove fifteen apples, how many apples do we have?

I could draw 16 apples and then take away 4 of the apples.

Sami likes red apples.

Do you like apples?

Do you like apples?

So that's a apples.

I don't like apples.

There'll be apples, pears.

Go enjoy these with your husband. It's apples.

He caught them stealing apples.

How many apples are there?

Not all children like apples.

Digging for apples, yer honour!'

Then we removed fifteen apples.

5 x over thirteen apples

Strawberries to oranges to apples.

Who are the bad apples?

There's a few apples left.

You had too much apples.

Apples are better than mushrooms.

Last of the Colorado apples.

Every year this apple farmer produces one million pounds of Apples 1 million pounds of Apples

That is, PPP calculations effectively compare apples with oranges.

So how many apples am I starting off with?

So we're starting off with a apples and o oranges.

You end with ten apples, forty oranges, or fifty fruit.

Jim doesn't like apples, does he?

Half of these apples are rotten.

We have a minus fifteen apples.

The ratio of apples to oranges.