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We all work hard to make ends meet Buy clothes to wear and food to eat But very soon we all want more And money's all we're living for Sometimes it's fun to just splash out But that’s not what life's all about

We all work hard to make…. Buy clothes to wear and…. But very soon we all… And money's all we're…. Sometimes it's fun to just…. But that’s not what life's….

We all …..to make….. Buy …..and….. But …..we all….. And ….all we're…. Sometimes …….to just…. But that’s …..life's….

“ Living & Spending”

The art is not in making money but in keeping it

No bees, no honey;

no work, no money

Money makes the world go round

What about you?

• Do you have pocket money?
• What do you spend your money on?
• Are you a big saver or a spender?
• Do you ever lend money to your friends?
• Do you ever borrow money from your friends?
• Do you save up to buy smth you want?
• Are you good with money?

1Consumer

2Retailer

3Catch up

4Dig deeper in

the pockets

5Hand out

6Make ends meet

7Resist

8Survive

9Student loan

10Pocket money

11Household chores

12Can’t afford to splash out

13Shopping spree

-people who buy things for their own use

-shop owner/seller

-reach the same level as smth

-pay out more money than usual

-give away

-have enough money to live on

-stop from doing smth

-live

-money the government lends for studies

-little money you have for your own needs

-routine jobs done around the house

-not have money to buy expensive things

-buying lots of things at the same time

We all work hard to make ends meet Buy clothes to wear and food to eat But very soon we all want more And money's all we're living for Sometimes it's fun to just splash out But that’s not what life's all about

No bees, no ……

no work, no ……

honey

money

making

art

The … is not in …… money

but in keeping it

makes

go

Money …… the world …… round

- people who buy things for their own use

-shop owner/seller

-reach the same level as smth

-pay out more money than usual

-give away

-have enough money to live on

-stop from doing smth

-live

-money the government lends for studies

-little money you have for your own needs

-routine jobs done around the house

-not have money to buy expensive things

-buying lots of things at the same time

1 A lot of … enjoy buying things during the sales.

2 The biggest … usually have shops in the main city centres.

3 Prices are always going up and so I … just to pay for my basic needs.

4 The government … food packages to needy families.

5 Both my mother and father have to work as they have problems trying to … .

6 If I like a particular top or skirt, I can`t … buying it in several colours.

7 I can`t … on less than 20 pounds a week.

8 My parents aren`t rich so I`ll have to have … at university.

9 I can`t … to … on new dresses for each wedding I am invited to.

10 I am … for a holiday abroad.

How can British students earn money?

What do they spend their money on?

earn

love

save

money

waste

spend

borrow from

lend to

• Consumer
• Retailer
• Catch up
• Dig deeper in the pockets
• Hand out
• Make ends meet
• Resist
• Student loan
• Cut up
• Pocket money
• Household chores
• Splash out
• Shopping spree
• Save up

• Потребитель
• Розничный торговец
• Догонять, наверстывать
• Тратить больше
• Выдавать
• Сводить концы с концами
• Устоять
• Кредит на обучение
• Испортить
• Карманные деньги
• Домашние обязанности
• Разбрасывать
• Поход по магазинам
• Копить

“ The greatest things in life

are free”

Choose three gifts, which you think are the most important or useful and three, which are the least important or useful.

g ood health;

p lenty of money;

a nice house;

a brilliant mind;

an attractive face;

lots of friends;

a good job;

a fast car;

a happy marriage;

a long life

1. I think the most important thing in life is…..

2. I think it’s much more useful/important to have ….than….

3. ….isn’t as important as….

4. The one thing I’d like to have is…

5. The one I think is most/least important is….

If I were a millionaire…

I would…..

borrow – lend,

waste – save,

pay – earn,

cost

BORROW / LEND

• BORROW / LEND
• BORROW / LEND
• BORROW / LEND
• BORROW / LEND

Borrow is like take :

Can I borrow your pen?

Lend is like give :

Lend me your comb for a minute, please.

Cost is to have a price:

The dress costs 50 pounds .

shop seller

collecting money

reaching the same level

having enough money to live on

not having money to buy expensive things

buying lots of things at the same time

people who buy things for their own use

paying more money than usual

giving away

stop from doing smth

-shop seller

-collecting money

-reaching the same level

-having enough money to live on

-not having money to buy expensive things

-buying lots of things at the same time

-people who buy things for their own use

-paying more money than usual

-giving away

-stop from doing smth

Do the test on the computer

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