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课程介绍
Spending and Saving Money
Exercise 1: Grammar.Complete the sentences with the correct prepositions
a) We’re spending a lot more ………… food than we used to.
b) We can always borrow some money ………… the bank.
c) Don't waste your money ………… such purchases.
d) Banks are willing to lend large amounts of money ………… people starting up
businesses.
e) I’m going to invest my savings ………… this project.
f) How can I cut down ………… clothing costs?
Exercise 2 : Vocabulary for spending and saving money
Word
Definition
COST-EFFECTIVE (adj.)
something is good value for the amount of money paid
TRADE-OFF (noun)
a compromise
TO CHARGE (verb)
ask an amount of money for something
A PURCHASE (noun)
TO PURCHASE (verb) = to buy
an individual thing / a product that you bought when shopping
TO OVERSPEND (verb)
spend more money than you should or more than you wanted to spend
TO BUY ON IMPULSE (verb)
To buy something because you suddenly want to, although you haven't planned to buy it
TO KEEP YOURSELF ON A BUDGET (verb)
spend only as much money as you have
A DEAL (noun)
a good, or lower than usual, price
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Create one question for each phrasal verb (verb + preposition) in exercise 1
2.
3. Homework:
Create one question for each vocabulary word in exercise 2.
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