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Вопросы о деньгах на английском (B1–C1)
Накопления, траты, карманные деньги и то, что за деньги не купишь.
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- от 13 лет
- Уровень
- B1–C1
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- Говорение
- Формат
- Методичка
Разминка
In pairs, imagine you each have a small sum to spend on one afternoon of fun. Plan how you'd spend it, then compare plans and choose the better one.
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Вопросы с пометкой «Для взрослых» скрыты в режиме для подростков.
B1
- What was the first thing you bought with your own money?
- Are you more of a saver or a spender? Give an example.
- What's something you think is worth spending more money on?
- How do you usually pay for things: cash, card or phone? Why?
B2
- Should children get pocket money, and should they have to earn it?
- What are the pros and cons of a world without cash?
- Is it ever worth borrowing money to buy something now rather than saving up for it? Why?
- Is it better to rent a home or try to buy one? What are the main factors?Для взрослых
C1
- Can money buy happiness, or can it only remove some of the reasons for being unhappy?
- Should managing money be taught at school, and what should such a course include?
- How are 'buy now, pay later' services changing the way people think about debt?
- Would it be a good idea for colleagues to talk openly about their salaries? What might change?Для взрослых
Финальное задание
In groups, write five money tips for a teenager getting their first bank card. Present them and agree on the single most important tip.
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Вопросы для разговора: подростки и взрослые
Больше 200 вопросов для разговора, от B1 до C1, у каждого — два дополнительных вопроса и полезные фразы.
What was the first thing you bought with your own money?
B1 · Money
Are you more of a saver or a spender? Give an example.
B1 · Money
What's something you think is worth spending more money on?
B1 · Money
How do you usually pay for things: cash, card or phone? Why?
B1 · Money
Should children get pocket money, and should they have to earn it?
B2 · Money
What are the pros and cons of a world without cash?
B2 · Money
Is it ever worth borrowing money to buy something now rather than saving up for it? Why?
B2 · Money
Is it better to rent a home or try to buy one? What are the main factors?
B2 · Money
Can money buy happiness, or can it only remove some of the reasons for being unhappy?
C1 · Money
Should managing money be taught at school, and what should such a course include?
C1 · Money
How are 'buy now, pay later' services changing the way people think about debt?
C1 · Money
Would it be a good idea for colleagues to talk openly about their salaries? What might change?
C1 · Money
Useful phrases
- I reckon that saving money is...
- From my perspective, ...
- I'd say it's important to...
- I couldn't have put it better myself.
- Yes, and on top of that...
- I'm afraid I don't agree, because...
- That's one way to look at it, but...
- There's something to be said for both, but...
Vocabulary
- live within your means — to spend no more than you have
- impulse buy — something you buy suddenly, without planning to
- budget — a plan for how to spend your money
- rainy-day fund — money saved for unexpected problems
- interest — money paid for borrowing, or earned on savings
- splurge — to spend a lot on something you enjoy