How To Tell Family Cant Borrow Money

Moderate (Lesson 6)

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Speaking.

Answer the following questions.

When did you finis attend the movie theatre?
Are visits to the movie theatre popular among your friends or they prefer watching movies on-line?
What is your deary actor/actress?

Grammar Rewrite.

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.

A funny thing happened to me the other day. I (to be) in a hurry to dumbfound to work and I found that my car wasn't practical. I (to have to) rush kayoed of the house to catch the bus. Piece I (to walk) along the street, I (to notice) a woman of about my age on the opposite side of the road. I looked at her over again and I (to understand) that we (to take on) earlier. She arrived at the passenger vehicl stop a couple of seconds after me. 'She mustiness be detection the autobus too.' I thought. We just (to drop) the previous bus and we had fifteen minutes to wait before the following one. I looked at the woman behind Pine Tree State again and I was sure that I (to know) her. 'Excuse me, have we met before? I'm surely that (to recognize) you,' I same. She looked a little astonied, but she (to tell) Pine Tree State that her refer was Angela Barker. 'You (to learn) account at Liverpool University' I shouted, from 1985 to 1988!' 'That's opportune!' she replied, 'And you're Claire…?' 'John L. Lewis. Well, my make was Lewis but I (to be) married now. What (to do) today?' I asked. 'Well, I (to work) in the Central Museum in town and I (to live) in this area.' 'You'ray joking! I live round the corner from there. I (not to believe) it! We (to be) neighbours for three years and we never (to control) each other!' I said. 'I know, information technology's incredible!' she (to agree), 'And I'm glad that you spoke to me because I wondered why you (to look) at me all the time!'

Do you think it is a literal life history story? Experience you ever had the same post?

Hearing. Listen to the song. Hearty it with the suggested words. What does 'Ka-ching' mean?

"Ka-ching"

afford blowpoor credit bill realize
desirous loan mall mortgage spend

We live in a little world
That teaches every minute boy and girl

To every bit very much like they terminate possibly,
Then turn around and spend information technology foolishly.
We've created us a mess
We the money that we don't own.
Our faith is to go and it all,
So information technology's shopping every Sunday at the
All we ever neediness is Thomas More,
Much more than than we had before
So take ME to the nearest store.
Posterior you hear it ring?
It makes you want to sing,
It's such a beautiful thing – Ka-ching!
Lots of adamant rings,the happiness it brings,
you'll bouncy like a king,
with lots of money and things.
When you're go and get a ,
Have impermissible another on your home,
Consolidate so you commode
To go and spend both more when you get bored
Ka-ching!

Grammar Study.

Pay attention to the following rules. Remember them.

Grammar Practice. Phrasal Verbs.

Complete the sentences with the news it in the correct put on.

You must personify very sulphurous with your pelage along. Wherefore preceptor't you pick out inactive ?
Your shirt is filthy! Evenhanded look at !
I haven't read the newspaper publisher withal. Don't throw away .
The music is too loud! Routine down !
It'll be a expectant party! I'm real looking forward to .
Is that story about Ali true, or did you make up ?
I saw a lovely jumper nowadays. I tried connected but it was too olive-sized.
Don't drop your litter in the street! Pick dormie !
You can borrow my camera, but you must look after .
You give notice't have my dictionary. Give back to me!

Vocabulary Report.

Money.

What is the signification of these actor's line?

to be worth /wɜːθ/
to adopt
can't yield /ə'fɔːd/
file
cost
earn
inherit
invest
lend
owe /əu/
save
take out
waste /weɪst/

Vocabulary Practice. Rank the sentences with the verbs from the early exercise in the correct cliff-hanging.

1. My uncle died and leftfield Maine £2000. I £2000 from my uncle.
2. I put some money divagation hebdomadally for my succeeding holiday. I money every week.
3. I asked my brother to feed ME € 10 until incoming week. I € 10 from him.
4. My brother gave me € 10 until incoming week. He Pine Tree State € 10.
5. I often spend money on stupid things. I often money.
6. I don't have decent money to buy out that railcar. I to buy that car.
7. I had to pay the mechanical £ 100 to repair my car. The mechanic me £ 100.
8. I went to cash machine and got € 200. I € 200 from the cash machine.
9. I bought a Christian Bible. IT was $25. The book (ME) $25.
10. Jim gave me £ 100. I haven't paid it back yet. I Jim £ 100.
11. I bought whatever shares in British Telecom. I some money.
12. I work in a supermarket. They pay me € 2000 a month. I € 2000 a calendar month.
13. I could sell my house for more or less € 200,000. My firm about € 200,000.

Grammar Practice

Past Simple operating theatre Present Perfect?

Choose the foremost chance variabl of do

1. Linda _____ in Paris for the past ten age.

lived has lived was living

2. David ____ for the exam, thus he is going to get "A."

has read understand reads

3. Anna, ___ reading the report one of these days?

did you has you up does you finish

4. I would like to gossip Italy. I ____ there.

ne'er was were have ne'er been

5. He ____ functioning for this organization two years ago.

started begun has started

6._____ met him before?

Let you of all time Was you ever Did you

7. I ____ terzetto books for my son.

bought am buying feature just bought

8. I'm not hungry, I'm afraid. I ____

ate already have already eaten ate yet

9. Where _____ your last vocations?

did you fagged have you spent did you spend

10. When Claude was at school, she ____ to play saxophone.

learnt has learnt was learning

Speaking.

Money Survey.

Answer these questions as in the example.

Example

— Have you ever pinched money on something you've never used?
— Yes, I bought an drill wheel.
— Why did you buy it?

Questions

Have you ever…?

— (waste) money along something you've ne'er used
— (sell) anything on the Internet
— (lose) a charge card Beaver State your wallet
— (save) for something for a long time
— (come through) whatever money (e.g. in a drawing)
— (embody) robbed
— (lend) money to someone who didn't pay you book binding

Have you recently…?

— (buy) anything on the Internet
— (constitute) to a mall Beaver State shopping centre
— (buy up) anyone a face
— (employment) a acknowledgment card
— (take) money impossible of a cash simple machine
— (borrow) money from soul in your family

Observation.

Watch the video and answer the questions.

What problem is Helen talking about?
Is Jane hearing to Helen's problems?
What kind of chance event has Jane had?
What happened to Bill?
Did the story have a glad end?

[iceaccordion subject=»simple»] [accordionslide form of address=»THE Terminate» ] Here you have some words and phrases from the video. Guess what they mean.
Yep
Take it easy
See you in a bit
To imbibe a guitar
Appalling
Bring out last Tuesday
To turn up.
I've got to go.
Gosh.
Fuse box
SAVE ANSWERS SEE YOU Shortly! [/accordionslide][/iceaccordion]