Account bank, statement, bankrupt, borrow, budget, cash, cashier, check, traveler's check, credit (card), currency, debt, deposit, exchange rate, interest (rate), invest, investment, lend, loan, mortgage, owe, pay, save, savings, shares, withdraw | ENGLISH PROGAM I. Vocabulary II. Grammar and structure III. Reading IV. Cloze test Vocabulary Topics 1. Trade and Treasure: Money and money’s stuff 2. Food, drinks and ways of cooking 3. Traveling 4. Geography (Review Vocabulary from Unit 7 to Unit 12/ Know How book2) Grammar 1. Tenses 2. If (first conditional, second conditional, third conditional) 3. Phrasal verbs 4. Modals verbs Ability, possibility, speculation 5. Countable and Uncountable nouns 6. Make and do 7. Preposition and nouns Reading Reading text from Unit 7 to Unit 12/ Know How book2) Extra reading Cloze Technique Vocabulary Money Words with money money money waste owe borrow afford spend exchange lend Money The words below are some of the most important used when talking about Money. Money - Banking Account bank, statement, bankrupt, borrow, budget, cash, cashier, check, traveler's check, credit (card), currency, debt, deposit, exchange rate, interest (rate), invest, investment, lend, loan, mortgage, owe, pay, save, savings, shares, withdraw Money - Buying Bargain, bill, cost, expense, installments, price, purchase, purse, receipt, reduction refund, spend, wallet Money - Earning Bonus, earn, earnings, income, gross income, net income, rise, salary, wage, Money - Giving Collection, donate, donation, fee, fine, grant, income, tax, inherit, inheritance, pension, pocket, money, rent, scholarship, tip, winnings, Money - Verbs add up, go up / down, make ends meet, pay back, pay into, put down, put towards, run out, save up, take out Money - Other Related Words Profit, property, valuable, value, waste of money, wealth, worth, worthless Money - Related Adjectives Affluent, broke, generous, hard-up, mean, poor, prosperous, rich, stingy, wealthy, well off, I lend/owe my friend 10 dollar. I lend/owe 10 dollar to my friend. I borrow money from my friend. I borrow my friend money. Grammar Tenses Simple present vs. Simple continuous Usage: something repeated/permanent I go to school by motorbike. Usage: something temporary Today, as my motor broke down ,I am riding a bus. Form S+ V/Vs,es + O S + do/does-not + V+ O Do/Does + S + V + O? S+ am/is/are + V-ing + O S+ am/is/are -not + V-ing+ O? Am/is/are + S+ V-ing + O? Time expression Adverb of frequency: always, usually, often, Everyday, every week Daily, monthly, Now, at the moment, at present These days
