Unit 02 Spending Money

Unit 2 Page 20 Reading Exercise 1 1 € 2.50 2 £ 24.65 3 $ 299 4 £ 3.99 5 $ 0.50 6 £ 599 Page 20 Reading Exercise 2 A The watch is £24.65. B The tablet costs £599. C The pen costs $0.50. D The notebook costs € 2.50. E The camera is $ 299. F The sandwich is £ 3.99. Page 20 Reading Exercise 5 Hi, Hannah. What are you up to? Hey, Mike. Nothing much. I'm at home. I'm watching some TV, but it's not very good. I don't want to do my homework! How about you? I'm in town. Shopping. I'm looking for a new jacket. Do you like this one? It's £20. Erm. It's OK. It looks a bit old-fashioned though. Which shop are you in? Tell me you're not looking for clothes in that old place in Green Street. Hah! Of course I am! You know I always like to buy my clothes here. But their clothes are all second-hand. And that means they're old-fashioned. I like the clothes here - they're really cool and they're cheap. I'm not rich like you, you know! Me? Rich? You're joking of course. Hahaha. Go to Barker's next to the big chemist's in Market Street. They've got a sale on. They're selling everything at 30% off the original price! And their stuff's really nice. I'm wearing one of their T-shirts now. Only £ 9.99! Yeah, that's cool. And 30% off? Brilliant. OK, I'm going there now. Oh no! Now it's raining and I haven't got an umbrella. OK, it's not far. Five minutes and I'm there. moments later ... OK, here I am in Barker's. The shop's really crowded. It's because of the sale, I guess. Maybe my mum's there. She's doing some shopping at the moment. So ... anything nice? Yeah! Look at this shirt! Only £ 25! I want it! Mike, are you crazy? It's awful. No, it's not. I love wearing bright colours. They make me feel happy. It's perfect for a rainy day. I think you're wasting your money and my time. Anyway - are you looking for a jacket or a shirt? Oh yes, you're right. You're better at clothes than me. Come and help me. You're not doing anything, are you? That sounds like a bad idea. It's raining - remember?

Page 23 Listening Exercise 9 & 10 1 Hello. Can I help you? Hi. Yes, where can I find toothbrushes? They're just there on your right. Oh yes. I didn't see them. OK, I'll take this one. Is that all? No, there's this toothpaste, too. OK. So that's £4.30. Here you are. And that's 70p change. Have a nice day Thank you. 2 Are you all right there? Yes, thanks. I just want a cover for my new phone. Have you got this one in red? Sorry, only black. OK, black's fine. I'll take it. Right. That's twelve ninety-nine please. Can I pay with my contactless card? Of course. Just place it over here. OK. Great. That's gone through. Would you like your receipt? No, it's OK. 3 Do you need any help? Hi. These trousers - can I try them on, please? Sure. What size do you take? Not sure. 28 or 30. And do you want them in red? We've got other colours, too. Yes, I saw them but it's the red ones I'm interested in. No problem. So why don't you try both sizes? The changing rooms are in the corner. Thanks! 4 Can I help you? Yeah. These football socks. How much are they? I can't find the price. Just a moment. They're eight ninety-nine. Fine. I'll take them. OK, is that cash or card? Cash. That's great and here's your change and receipt. Thanks.

Page 24 Vocabulary Exercise 1 Example belt 1 dress 2 jumper 3 shoes 4 trainers 5 boots 6 jacket 7 shirt 8 shorts 9 trousers Page 24 Reading Exercise 4 It's Sunday afternoon what can I do? Annie 7 May It's Sunday afternoon. The last hours of the weekend before school starts again. This time is valuable, but I'm sitting here with nothing to do and no money to spend! So I need ideas for things to do. Important: they need to be fun and free. I'm asking for help because time is running out! Austin 08 (Five minutes ago) Go for a walk. I always go for a walk on Sunday. I like going on my own. It's the perfect time to think about all the things I don't normally have time to think about and I never think about things I need to do. I like forgetting all about them just for a few hours every week. Monster Munch 4342 (20 minutes ago) I'm writing my weekly poetry blog post. Well, I was - now I'm writing to you. I upload a post every Sunday. At the moment, I'm finishing poem number 15. Five more to go! Maybe you don't want to write a poem or even a blog, so try a story. Go on - use your imagination! Cool 656 Carl (25 minutes ago) I'm lucky. I live in Liverpool and we have the best museums and they're all free. They're too big for just one visit, so one Sunday every month I go and check out a different room. Today it's the insect room - I want to see what unusual bugs they have! Silly Milly (32 minutes ago) Read something. Sunday is my reading day. I read for at least four hours on a Sunday - books, magazines, websites, newspapers - anything. It's free and best of all - you can do it anywhere. And sometimes, when I'm really lucky, Dad brings me a drink, too.

Page 26 Culture Exercise 2 BANKNOTES These days, we use credit cards more and more and they all look almost identical. But money is still with Us, in coins and banknotes. The designs are different and all over the world we can see examples of really interesting and beautiful banknotes. The designs usually celebrate the country - its history, its geography, its animals and birds. Here are some examples of banknotes from different parts of the world. 1 Mexico In Mexico the currency is the peso. The smallest banknote is 20 pesos, and the biggest is 1,000 pesos. One side always has the face of a famous person from Mexican history and the other side has well-known places in the country. On the $500 note there is a portrait of the famous Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. 2 Europe Many countries in Europe use the euro, but the banknotes are exactly the same for each country. On one side, there is a picture of a gate, window or entrance, and on the other side, a bridge. The pictures represent different kinds of architecture from all over Europe. 3 Turkey In Turkey the currency is the Turkish lira, and there are six different banknotes. Each one shows Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the Turkish republic, on the front side, and another famous figure from Turkish history on the other side. 4 Brazil The currency in Brazil is the real (plural, reais). The notes are in different colours, but they all have a picture of the Effigy of the Republic (a national symbol of Brazil) on one side, and various animals, birds and fish on the other side. One of the most beautiful is perhaps the R$50 note, which has a picture of a jaguar.

Units 1 & 2 Page 28 A2 key for school Listening Exercise 3 Now, look at the instructions for Part One. For each question, choose the correct answer. Look at question one. One. What are the girls talking about? Hey, Jo, I really like your new shoes. They're not shoes. Look. Oh, they're boots. They look great. Thanks. Now listen again. Hey, Jo, I really like your new shoes. They're not shoes. Look. Oh, they're boots. They look great. Thanks. Two. When does Oliver play tennis? Hi, Oliver. Where are you going? To play tennis with Paula. Tennis? Yes, we always play twice a week. Now listen again. Hi, Oliver. Where are you going? To play tennis with Paula. Tennis? Yes, we always play twice a week. Three. Where is Brian? Have you got Fast Car magazine? Yes, here you are. And can I have that newspaper for my dad? OK. That's five pounds exactly. Now listen again. Have you got Fast Car magazine? Yes, here you are. And can I have that newspaper for my dad? OK. That's five pounds exactly. Four. What is Molly's hobby? That's a nice camera, Molly. Thanks. Do you use it a lot? Yes, I take a lot of photos to put on my blog. That's interesting. Now listen again. That's a nice camera, Molly. Thanks. Do you use it a lot? Yes, I take a lot of photos to put on my blog. That's interesting. Five. How much is the red jumper? How much is that jumper? This one? It's fourteen pounds, ninety-nine. No, sorry. I mean the red one. Oh. Let me see. It's seventeen pounds, ninety-nine. Oh, no, it's not. It's on sale. It's only seven pounds, ninety-nine. Great. I'll take it. Now listen again. How much is that jumper? This one? It's fourteen pounds, ninety-nine. No, sorry. I mean the red one. Oh. Let me see. It's seventeen pounds, ninety-nine. Oh, no, it's not. It's on sale. It's only seven pounds, ninety-nine. Great. I'll take it.

Unit 2 Pronunciation Exercise 1 Here's your pizza, Jane. That's not my pizza. I don't like cheese. But Jane! They've all got cheese! No, they haven't. There's one without it. You're right ... it's this one. Here you are. Unit 2 Pronunciation Exercise 3 Here's your pizza, Jane. That's not my pizza. I don't like cheese. But Jane! They've all got cheese! No, they haven't. There's one without it. You're right ... it's this one. Here you are.