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Speaking
1Discussthesequestions.
a)Isitimportantforyoungpeopletolearnhowtosavemoney?
b)Doyouthinkyoungpeopleshouldbeallowedtohavecreditcards?
c)Doyouthinkyouarecarefulwithyourmoney?
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costoflivingbankaccount ATM change
debt deposit fine loan refund support
Vocabulary
1Dragandmatchthewordswiththecorrectdefinitions.
a)moneyreturnedtoyoubecauseyoureturnedsomethingtoastore..........................
b)givesomeonemoneywiththeexpectationthatyoullgetitback ..........................
c)anarrangementforabanktotakecareofyourmoney ..........................
d)amachinewhereyoucangetmoneywithyourdebitcard ..........................
e)thefirstpaymentyoumakeforsomethingsuchasacarorahouse ..........................
f)moneyyouhavetopaywhenyoubreakarule ..........................
g)moneyyougetbackwhenyoupayextraatastoreorrestaurant ..........................
h)moneythatyouborrowedandnowhavetopayback ..........................
i)theamountofmoneyapersonneedstolive ..........................
j)helpyougivewhensomebodyishavingproblems ..........................
bankaccountATM
change
costofliving
debt
loan
depositfine
refund
support
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2Workwithanotherstudent.StudentA,closeyourbook.StudentB,choosethreewordsfromExercise1andaskStudentAtoexplainthem.Swaprolesandrepeatwithanotherthreewords.
3Completethesentenceswiththecorrectformofeithergetorpay.Taptorevealthecorrectanswer.
a)Itsagoodideatotryand........yourcreditcardbillontimetoavoidinterest.
b)I.......$40fromtheATM.Thatshouldbeenoughfordinnerthisevening.
c)Wehadto........afineforparkinginthewrongplace.
d)Iwenttothebankand........aloan.
e)Myparents..........thedepositsoIcouldbuyahouse.
f)DoyouthinkIcan........arefundfortheticketswedidntuse?
g)Dont.......intodebt.Itssuchabadidea.
pay
got
pay
got
paid
get
get
Vocabulary
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PrereadingandReading
1Discussthestatementsanddecideifyouthinktheyaretrue(T)orfalse(F).
a)Youngpeoplearemorefinanciallyindependentnow.
b)Mostthingsaremoreexpensivenowthaninthepast.
c)Youngpeoplecantaffordtomakemanyfinancialmistakesnowadays.
2ReadtheintroductiontoanewspaperarticleandcheckyouranswerstoExercise1.
3CompletetheintroductionusingwordsfromVocabularyExercise1.
Go to Reading
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Reading
1a)Readtheheadingsandthesuggestedquestions.Whatdoyouthinkisdiscussedintherestofthearticle?
b)ScanthearticleandmatchtheheadingsinExercise1a)toeachparagraph.c)ReadthearticleandanswerthequestionsinExercise1a).Whichanswersdidyoupredictcorrectly?
Go to Reading
Extras:PronunciationSentencestressinpassivestructuresp.54
GrammarSimplepassivep.62
Go to Grammar FileGo to Pronunciation
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LanguageFocus
1Readthetwosentencesandanswerthequestions.
Youngpeoplenowadaysaresupportedfinanciallymorethantheyusedtobe.Parentssupportyoungpeoplemorenowadayswiththeirfinances.
a)Whatisthesubjectofeachsentence?
b)Whichsentencetellsuswhogivesthefinancialhelp?
2Completethepassiverulesinthegreenboxwiththewordsbelow.
pastparticiple important not
happens emphasize
pastparticiple
happens
important
emphasize
not
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LanguageFocus Go to Reading
3Completethesentencesfromthearticlewiththeverbinthepresentsimplepassive.Taptorevealthecorrectanswer.
a)Livingathomewithparents......now...........asOK.(see)
b)Theseadultchildren....................inotherwaystoo.(help)
c)Theircard...................(refuse)
d)Manystudents.......now.............aboutmoneyskills.(teach)
e)They......................abouttheiroptions.(inform)
4Changethesesentencesintothepresentsimplepassiveandthencheckyouranswersbylookingbackatthearticle.
a)Parentsfullyfinanciallysupport27percentofyoungadults.
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b)Thehighcostoflivingcausesfinancialproblems.
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c)Manybanksencourageyoungpeopletogetcreditcards.
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is seen
arehelped
isrefused
are taughtareinformed
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5Completethissummaryofthearticlewiththeverbinthepastsimplepassive.Taptorevealthecorrectanswer.
a)Youngpeopleandtheirfamilies............................aboutfinancialsupport.
(interview)
b)Manyyoungpeoplehadfewerfinancialproblemsinthepast.Forexample,inthe
past,youngpeople...................................togetcreditcardsliketheyarenow.
(encourage)
c)Inthepast,youngpeople..........................aboutmoneyskills.However,some
schoolsandcollegesaretryingtochangethis.(teach)
d)Generally,livingathomeisseenasmoreacceptableforadultchildrennow,
whereasinthepast,intheU.S.inparticular,it........................asacceptable.(see)
LanguageFocus
wereinterviewed
werenotencouraged
werenottaught
wasnotseen
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Writing
1Youaregoingtowriteareport.Usingthepastsimplepassive,makequestionsforashortsurveyaboutmanagingyourmoney.Forexample:
(give)cashinsteadofpresents.....................................................................
2Askotherstudentsthequestions.
3Writeareportaboutotherstudentsexperienceswithmoney.
4YourteacherwillgiveyoutheK+PeerEditingWorksheet.Usethisworksheettogivefeedbacktoapartnerandgetfeedbackonyourwriting.
Wereyougivencashinsteadofpresents?
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Speaking
1Writeonthelinestomatcheachcomplainttoasituationfromthebox.Pullthetabtocheckyouranswers.
a)ItsnotwhatIexpected.Iwasgiventhewrongcolorandthewrongsize.
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b)Itwasntcookedtoorder.Itwasjustheatedupinamicrowave.Iheardthe
microwavebeep!................................
c)Ihadtowaitforhourswhileshesawpeoplewhodarrivedafterme.
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d)Themachinesarentproperlymaintainedandtheshowershaventbeencleanedfor
weeks.................................
e)IwastoldIwouldhaveanoceanview,butallIcouldseewasabuildingsite!
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restaurant hotel dentist departmentstore gym
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Speaking
2HaveyouevermadeacomplaintliketheonesinExercise1?Tellyourpartner:
whereyouwere
whattheproblemwas
whathappenedintheend
3Discussthesequestions.
a)Thinkabouthowyoufeelandwhatyousaywhenyoumakeacomplaint.Whichadjectivesdescribeyourbehavior?
realisticthreateningangrypoliteclearrudecalm
b)Whatdoyouthinkisthebestwaytobehavewhenyoumakeacomplaint?
c)Whydoyouthinkthatangryorimpolitebehaviorisusuallylesssuccessfulwhenmakingacomplaint?
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Prelistening
1Readtheadvicebelowabouthowtocomplain.Whichofthestatementsgivegoodadvice?Whichdonot?Explainyourreasonstoanotherstudent.
a)Gotoonlinereviewsitesandcomplainpubliclyaboutthecompany.
b)Waitafewdaysbeforeyoumakeyourcomplaint.
c)Thinkcarefullyaboutwhoisthebestpersontocomplainto.
d)Becalmandpolitedontbeangryorthreatening.
e)Knowwhatyouwantthecompanytodoforyoubeforeyoucomplain.
f)Usestrongwordstomakeyourselfclearforexample,terribleordisgusting.
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Listening
1Listentoaradioprogramonthetopicofcomplaining.Onthelinesbelow,puttheideasinPrelisteningExercise1intheorderthepresentertalksaboutthem.Taptorevealthecorrectanswer.
....................................b c a d f e
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2Listenagainandcompletethenotesbelow.Taptorevealthecorrectanswer.
Listening
room servicestore
waitertheend
managerrefund
$100,000Twitter
giveme myfriends
terrible disgustingsorry verynice
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