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1. It was introduced to unite these countries economically. (Why?)
2. By the end of summer 2002, the euro replaced the old currency for the participating nations. (When?)
3. The notes come in different sizes and use the colours blue, green, yellow, orange and mauve. (What sizes ... in?)
4. Euro coins are made in silver,gold and copper tones. (What tones ... in?)
5. They show a common design on one side and various national symbols on the other. (Where?)
6. Because they are made by mints in different countries, they vary slightly in size. (Why?)
7. January 11, 1999
The euro begins to be used electronically. (When?)
8. January 1, 2002
Euro notes and coins enter circulation. (When?)
9. July 1, 2002
Local money is completely replaced by the euro. (When?)
1. It was introduced to unite these countries economically. (Why?)
2. By the end of summer 2002, the euro replaced the old currency for the participating nations. (When?)
3. The notes come in different sizes and use the colours blue, green, yellow, orange and mauve. (What sizes ... in?)
4. Euro coins are made in silver,gold and copper tones. (What tones ... in?)
5. They show a common design on one side and various national symbols on the other. (Where?)
6. Because they are made by mints in different countries, they vary slightly in size. (Why?)
7. January 11, 1999
The euro begins to be used electronically. (When?)
8. January 1, 2002
Euro notes and coins enter circulation. (When?)
9. July 1, 2002
Local money is completely replaced by the euro. (When?)
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2) When did the euro replace the old currency for the participating nations?
3) What sizes do the notes come in?
4) What tones are euro coins made in?
5) Where do they show a common design and various national symbols?
6) Why do they vary slightly in size?
7) When does the euro begin to be used electronically?
8) When do euro notes and coins enter circulation?
9) When was the local money completely replaced by the euro?