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Intermediate (Lesson 6)

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Speaking.

Respond the post-obit questions.

  1. When did you concluding go to the picture palace?
  2. Are visits to the cinema popular among your friends or they prefer watching movies on-line?
  3. What is your favorite histrion/actress?

Grammar Revision.

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct class.

A funny affair happened to me the other 24-hour interval. I (to be) in a hurry to get to work and I found that my motorcar wasn't working. I (to have to) rush out of the house to catch the bus. While I (to walk) along the street, I  (to detect) a woman of about my historic period on the contrary side of the road. I looked at her again and I  (to realize) that we  (to encounter) earlier. She arrived at the bus stop a couple of seconds after me. 'She must be communicable the jitney besides.' I thought. We  just  (to miss) the previous motorbus and nosotros had xv minutes to wait before the next one. I looked at the woman behind me over again and I was sure that I  (to know) her. 'Alibi me, take we met before? I'm sure that (to recognize) y'all,' I said. She looked a bit surprised, but she   (to tell) me that her proper noun was Angela Barker. 'You  (to written report) history at Liverpool University' I shouted, from 1985 to 1988!' 'That's right!' she replied, 'And you're Claire…?' 'Lewis. Well, my proper name was Lewis just I  (to be) married now. What  (to do) present?' I asked. 'Well, I  (to work) in the Central Museum in boondocks and I  (to alive) in this expanse.' 'You're joking! I live round the corner from there. I  (not to believe) it! We  (to be) neighbours for 3 years and we   never (to see) each other!' I said. 'I know, it's incredible!' she (to concur), 'And I'm glad that you spoke to me because I wondered why you (to look) at me all the fourth dimension!'

Do you think it is a existent life story? Take you ever had the aforementioned situation?

Listening. Listen to the song. Consummate information technology with the suggested words. What does 'Ka-ching' hateful?

"Ka-ching"

beget blowbroke credit carte earn
    greedy loan mall mortgage spend

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

To  as much as they tin maybe,
Then plough effectually and spend it heedlessly.
We've created us a  mess
We  the money that nosotros don't possess.
Our religion is to go and  it all,
And so it's shopping every Dominicus at the 
All we ever want is more,
A lot more than nosotros had before
So take me to the nearest shop.
Tin can yous hear it ring?
Information technology makes you desire to sing,
Information technology'due south such a cute matter – Ka-ching!
Lots of diamond rings,the happiness information technology brings,
you'll live like a king,
with lots of money and things.
When you're  go and get a ,
Take out another on your abode,
Consolidate so you can 
To go and spend some more when you get bored
Ka-ching!

Grammar Study.

Pay attention to the following rules. Retrieve them.

Grammar Practice. Phrasal Verbs.

Complete the sentences with the discussion it in the right place.

  1. You must be very hot with your glaze on. Why don't you take off ?
  2. Your shirt is filthy! Just look at !
  3. I oasis't read the newspaper withal. Don't throw away .
  4. The music is too loud! Plow down !
  5. It'll exist a great party! I'm really looking forward to .
  6. Is that story about Ali true, or did you brand up ?
  7. I saw a lovely jumper today. I tried on merely it was too small-scale.
  8. Don't drib your litter in the street! Pick up !
  9. You tin can borrow my camera, simply you must look afterwards .
  10. Y'all tin can't take my dictionary. Requite back to me!

Vocabulary Study.

Money.

What is the meaning of these words?

to be worth /wɜːθ/
to borrow
 can't afford /ə'fɔːd/
 charge
 cost
 earn
 inherit
 invest
 lend
 owe /əu/
relieve
 have out
 waste /weɪst/

Vocabulary Exercise. Consummate the sentences with the verbs from the previous exercise in the correct tense.

1. My uncle died and left me £2000. I  £2000 from my uncle.
2. I put some money bated every week for my next holiday. I  money every week.
3. I asked my blood brother to give me € x until adjacent calendar week. I  € ten from him.
4. My blood brother gave me € ten until next week. He  me € 10.
5. I frequently spend money on stupid things. I often  money.
half-dozen. I don't have enough coin to buy that machine. I  to buy that car.
7. I had to pay the mechanic £ 100 to repair my automobile. The mechanic  me £ 100.
8. I went to cash machine and got € 200. I  € 200 from the cash machine.
9. I bought a book. It was $25. The book  (me) $25.
ten. Jim gave me £ 100. I haven't paid it dorsum yet. I  Jim £ 100.
11. I bought some shares in British Telecom. I  some coin.
12. I work in a supermarket. They pay me € 2000 a month. I  € 2000 a calendar month.
13. I could sell my firm for about € 200,000. My house  nearly € 200,000.

Grammar Exercise

Past Simple or Present Perfect?

Cull the best variant of answer

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

 lived  has lived   was living

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

has read   read  reads

3. Anna, ___ reading the report yet?

did you  has y'all finished  does you cease

four. I would like to visit Italy. I ____ at that place.

never was  were  take never been

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

started   begun   has started

six._____  met him before?

Have you always    Was you ever   Did you

7. I ____ three books for my son.

bought   am buying   have only bought

8. I'm non hungry, I'm afraid. I ____

ate already   accept already eaten  ate yet

9. Where _____  your last vocations?

 did you spent  have you spent  did you lot 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 lot ever wasted money on something you've never used?
— Yes, I bought an do bike.
 — Why did you buy it?

Questions

Have you ever…?

— (waste) coin on something yous've never used
— (sell) annihilation on the Internet
 — (lose) a credit carte du jour or your wallet
 — (relieve) for something for a long time
 — (win) any money (e.g. in a lottery)

— (be) robbed
 — (lend) money to someone who didn't pay you lot  back

Have you recently…?

— (buy) anything on the Internet
— (exist) to a mall or shopping heart
 — (purchase) anyone a nowadays
 — (utilise) a credit carte
 — (take) coin out of a cash motorcar
 — (borrow) money from someone in your family

Watching.

 Watch the video and respond the questions.

  1. What trouble is Helen talking about?
  2. Is Jane listening to Helen's bug?
  3. What sort of accident has Jane had?
  4. What happened to Bill?
  5. Did the story have a happy end?

[iceaccordion theme=»simple»] [accordionslide title=»THE Finish» ] Here you lot take some words and phrases from the video. Guess what they mean.
Yep
 Accept it easy
 See you in a bit
 To take up a guitar
 Appalling
 Have last Tuesday
 To turn upward.
 I've got to go.
 Gosh.
Fuse box
SAVE ANSWERS SEE You SOON! [/accordionslide][/iceaccordion]

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