LESSON: GENERAL ENGLISH
Topic: “Money” (B1 Level)
Goal: improve listening, speaking, and vocabulary
Vocabulary
A. spend our money wisely (phrase) – to use money carefully on things that are necessary or valuable. Example: She spends money wisely by comparing prices before buying anything. Q: Do you spend your money wisely?
B. investing (gerund) – the action of putting money into something to make a profit. Example: Investing in stocks can be a way to earn more money.
C. loans (noun) – money that someone borrows and must pay back. Example: She took out a loan to pay for her college education.
D. worse (adj) – more bad than before. Example: His cold got worse, so he decided to see a doctor.
E. retirement (noun) – the time when someone stops working, usually because of age. Example: My grandparents looked forward to their retirement to travel more.
F. trade (verb) – to exchange one thing for another. Example: He traded his sandwich for my apple at lunch.
Guide Questions
1. What did the speaker say about money?
2. What did the speaker say about banks?
3. What should we be careful of?
4. What is the speaker's conclusion?
