- •Part I money
- •How much do you know about money?
- •It is interesting to know
- •What is barter?
- •Fill in the words from the box . Look up the following words in the dictionary and compose your own sentences with them.
- •In to on from
- •Exercise 2
- •Money Matters
- •It is interesting to know
- •Money: where to get it and to spend it?
- •Who wants to be a millionaire?
- •Eh si hypap ohw ahs on noeym btu sknwo woh ot teg ti thlyoens
- •It is interesting to know
- •Part II clothes Topical Vocabulary
- •Indoor and Outdoor Wear
- •Example: velvet ribbon
- •Father and son
- •It is interesting to know
- •It is interesting to know
- •If The Shoe Fits
- •It is interesting to know
- •Fashion
- •Feelings for fashion
- •Audrey Hepburn
- •It is interesting to know
- •Part IV shopping
- •It is interesting to know
- •Three thousand years of world trade
- •In the beginning
- •The ancient world - bc
- •The ancient world - ad
- •The middle ages
- •Comprehension check
- •It is interesting to know
- •What kinds of shops cater for people’s needs?
- •It is interesting to know
- •When Shopping is a Problem
- •What are your shopping habits?
- •Street Markets
- •It is interesting to know
- •Overchoice
- •Advertising
- •It is interesting to know
- •It costs a pretty packet!
- •Choosing Clothes
- •It is interesting to know
- •It is interesting to know
- •It is interesting to know
- •Know Your Rights!
- •If things go wrong...
- •If I had money…
Eh si hypap ohw ahs on noeym btu sknwo woh ot teg ti thlyoens
Use the following phrases and write what you think about O.Wilde’s statement.
I absolutely (dis)agree with the words of O. Wilde because I ...
I also would like to say that...
What’s more, I...
That’s why I...
To sum everything up I’d like to say that.
Speaking
Here is the list of pecuniary difficulties. Work in pairs and try to find the way of getting money to solve the problems suggested.
‘I want to find another flat. My neighbours make so much noise I can’t sleep. I’ve found a really nice place, but they want $1000 as a deposit.’
I’ve just seen the car of my dream. It’s a 1960 Ford, but it’s in perfect condition. The owner is leaving for Australia tomorrow and wants $ 900 cash. What can I do?
‘They’ve got a sale on in the electricity showroom. There is this super vacuum for $370. It normally costs $600. The trouble is I’ve only got $170 on me.’
Think of something you would really like to have. Decide its price. Write your problem on a piece of paper and pass it to your neighbour to suggest a solution.
Your money
Here is a table with the information about the most popular ways to spend money. Complete it taking into consideration the interests of Ukrainian young people. Compare the Ukrainians and the British.
The ways to spend money |
Great Britain |
Ukraine |
Cinema and concerts Bowling Eating out Expensive things Amusement parks, fairs, festivals Car insurance Books CDs and tapes Clothes Magazines and newspapers Going out Alcoholic drinks Taxi Cigarettes Jewellery Food Sport and fitness Church activities Keeping pets College Holidays Social activities The Internet Presents Care/support for family members Girl/boyfriends Lottery Charity Gambling Car/travel expenses Hairdressers, beauticians, etc. Household bills Medical care Rent/mortgage Services of other people (cleaners, gardeners, etc.) |
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Are these ways of spending money popular in Ukraine? Why? Find out other ways of spending money popular with your groupmates. What proportion of your income do you allocate to the things mentioned in the table? Try to give a rough percentage.
Speak about your attitude to money and the ways to earn and spend it using the expressions below.
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Is talking about money a taboo subject in your country?
What things would you like to spend more/less on?
What’s the most expensive thing you’ve recently bought?
What thing do you most regret having bought?
Are you saving up to buy anything in particular?
How have your spending habits changed over the last three years?
Do you prefer to save or to spend money? Give your reasons.
What (if anything) you are saving your money for?