I Tgoyght I Was Free Until I Messed Up Again

Intermediate (Lesson 6)

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Speaking.

Answer the post-obit questions.

1. When did you final go to the picture palace?
2. Are visits to the movie house popular amid your friends or they prefer watching movies on-line?
3. What is your favorite role player/actress?

Grammer Revision.

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.

A funny thing happened to me the other day. I (to be) in a bustle to get to work and I found that my car wasn't working. I (to take to) rush out of the house to catch the bus. While I (to walk) forth the street, I  (to discover) a woman of nearly my age on the opposite 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 later on me. 'She must be catching the bus too.' I thought. Nosotros  just  (to miss) the previous bus and we had fifteen minutes to wait earlier the side by side one. I looked at the woman behind me again and I was sure that I  (to know) her. 'Excuse me, have nosotros met before? I'm certain that (to recognize) you lot,' I said. She looked a bit surprised, but she   (to tell) me that her name was Angela Barker. 'You  (to written report) history at Liverpool Academy' I shouted, from 1985 to 1988!' 'That'southward right!' she replied, 'And you're Claire…?' 'Lewis. Well, my name was Lewis but I  (to be) married now. What  (to do) nowadays?' I asked. 'Well, I  (to work) in the Central Museum in boondocks and I  (to live) in this area.' 'You're joking! I live round the corner from there. I  (not to believe) it! Nosotros  (to be) neighbours for three years and we   never (to encounter) each other!' I said. 'I know, it's incredible!' she (to agree), 'And I'chiliad glad that yous spoke to me because I wondered why you lot (to wait) at me all the fourth dimension!'

Do you recollect it is a existent life story? Accept you lot ever had the aforementioned situation?

Listening. Heed to the song. Consummate it with the suggested words. What does 'Ka-ching' mean?

"Ka-ching"

beget blowbroke credit card earn
   greedy loan mall mortgage spend

We live in a little world
That teaches every little male child and girl

To  as much equally they tin can possibly,
Then plough around and spend it foolishly.
We've created usa a  mess
Nosotros  the money that we don't possess.
Our faith is to become and  it all,
Then it's shopping every Lord's day at the 
All we ever want is more,
A lot more than nosotros had earlier
And so accept me to the nearest store.
Tin can yous hear information technology ring?
It makes you lot want to sing,
It's such a beautiful thing – Ka-ching!
Lots of diamond rings,the happiness it brings,
you lot'll live like a rex,
with lots of money and things.
When y'all're  go and get a ,
Take out another on your home,
Consolidate then yous tin can 
To go and spend some more when you get bored
Ka-ching!

Grammar Report.

Pay attention to the post-obit rules. Recall them.

Grammar Do. Phrasal Verbs.

Consummate the sentences with the word it in the correct identify.

1. You must exist very hot with your glaze on. Why don't you take off ?
2. Your shirt is filthy! Only look at !
3. I haven't read the newspaper nonetheless. Don't throw away .
4. The music is too loud! Turn down !
5. It'll be a great political party! I'm really looking forwards to .
6. Is that story well-nigh Ali true, or did yous make upwards ?
7. I saw a lovely jumper today. I tried on but it was likewise small.
8. Don't drop your litter in the street! Pick up !
9. You tin can borrow my camera, but y'all must expect later on .
10. You tin't have my dictionary. Requite back to me!

Vocabulary Study.

Money.

What is the significant of these words?

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

Vocabulary Practice. Consummate the sentences with the verbs from the previous exercise in the right tense.

1. My uncle died and left me £2000. I  £2000 from my uncle.
two. I put some money aside every calendar week for my next holiday. I  money every week.
three. I asked my brother to give me € ten until next week. I  € 10 from him.
4. My brother gave me € x until side by side calendar week. He  me € x.
5. I oftentimes spend money on stupid things. I ofttimes  coin.
6. I don't have plenty money to buy that car. I  to buy that automobile.
7. I had to pay the mechanic £ 100 to repair my motorcar. The mechanic  me £ 100.
8. I went to cash machine and got € 200. I  € 200 from the greenbacks machine.
9. I bought a book. 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 some shares in British Telecom. I  some coin.
12. I work in a supermarket. They pay me € 2000 a month. I  € 2000 a month.
13. I could sell my house for about € 200,000. My business firm  virtually € 200,000.

Grammar Practice

By Simple or Nowadays Perfect?

Choose the best variant of reply

1. Linda _____ in Paris for the by ten years.  lived  has lived   was living	ii.  David ____ for the exam, and then he is going to go "A." has read   read  reads
3. Anna, ___ reading the report however? did you  has you finished  does you finish	four. I would like to visit Italy. I ____ at that place. never was  were  have never been
five. He ____ working for this organization two years ago. started   begun   has started	six._____  met him before? Accept you always    Was you lot e'er   Did you
7. I ____ three books for my son. bought   am buying   have just bought	eight. I'1000 not hungry, I'm afraid. I ____ ate already   have already eaten  ate yet
nine. Where _____  your last vocations?  did you spent  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

— Take you e'er wasted coin on something you've never used?
— Yeah, I bought an practise bike.
— Why did you buy it?

Questions

Have you ever…?

— (waste) money on something you've never used
— (sell) annihilation on the Cyberspace
— (lose) a credit menu or your wallet
— (relieve) for something for a long time
— (win) whatsoever coin (e.k. in a lottery)
— (be) robbed
— (lend) coin to someone who didn't pay y'all  back

Take you recently…?

— (buy) anything on the Internet
— (be) to a mall or shopping centre
— (buy) anyone a nowadays
— (use) a credit card
— (take) money out of a cash auto
— (borrow) money from someone in your family

Watching.

 Watch the video and answer the questions.

1. What problem is Helen talking near?
2. Is Jane listening to Helen'south bug?
3. What sort of accident has Jane had?
4. What happened to Neb?
5. Did the story have a happy end?

[iceaccordion theme=»elementary»] [accordionslide title=»THE END» ] Hither you have some words and phrases from the video. Guess what they mean.
Yep
Take it easy
See you lot in a chip
To take upward a guitar
Appalling
Accept last Tuesday
To plough upwards.
I've got to get.
Gosh.
Fuse box
SAVE ANSWERS SEE YOU Soon! [/accordionslide][/iceaccordion]

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