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Lifestyle changes
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Lifestyle changes
Task
20/02/2019
Teacher Hana
Plan
Warmer: discuss idioms
Reading: a person who tried to live as cheaply as possible.
Plan
language: phrasal verbs
Speaking: discuss ideas for saving money.
Aim of the lesson:
Main aim
Does money grow on trees?
Warmer
You have to tighten your belt
living costs
living costs
= to put an end to
example: cut out wasteful spending
Do you know how much these things cost in your country?
What would you cut out if you wanted to save money?
- a monthly TV subsrcription
- a gym membership
- a coffee in a café
- a single bus ticket
- a loaf of bread
- a bottle of water
- a hair cut
- a chocolate bar
Vocabulary
Satelitte box
Cateen
Highstreet café
The heating
A bargain
How can Fred save his money?
He decided to live on 74 £ a week.
Do you think he will have a good week?
Reading
Did Fred have a good week?
Text
> On the whole, no. It was boring and difficult.
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Answer Key
Phrasal verbs
Language Focus
A phrasal verb is a verb that is made up of a main verb together with an adverb or a preposition, or both. Typically, their meaning is not obvious from the meanings of the individual words themselves. For example:
She has always looked down on me.
look after- break up - give up - call off - cut out
worked out
gave up
Exercise 2
stop off
cut down
pull off
slept in
turned down
ended up
ran out
stayed in