2019-08-24 Saturday: 9 Trade

Greg Malivuk
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2019-08-24 Saturday: 9 Trade
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Homework: Units 7-8 test
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p. 105 part 3 - Discuss these questions with your partner.
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Vocabulary: money

What are the opposites of these words?
buy - sell
withdraw - deposit
lend - borrow
(give - take)
save - spend
stingy (for a person) - generous
cheap (for a thing) - expensive
economical - uneconomical
poor - rich

p. 106 part 1 - Discuss with your partner(s) whether these statements are true and why or why not. (If none of you understand a word, use a dictionary, not a translator.)

The ‘b’ is silent in “debt” and “doubt”.
The ‘p’ is silent in “receipt”.
The ‘t’ is silent in “mortgage”.
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mortgage = bank loan to buy property (like a house)
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What is mobile banking? What are its advantages and disadvantages?
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Another way you can make passwords that are easy to remember but difficult to guess is to use a sentence.
-> Awycmptae2rbd2gi2uas.
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p. 106 part 5 - Listen to part of a radio program and fix the incorrect information.
1 five billion
2 (correct)
3 to the bank system
4 Afghanistan
5 (correct)
6 National Police
7 through cell phones
8 a text message
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Grammar: articles

p. 107 part 7 - Why are these articles used in the sentences in part 5.
the world - there’s only one world (the Sun, the Moon, the ocean)
(no article) banks - banks in general
the interactive voice system - this was mentioned before, so we know which system it’s about
a new cell phone banking plan - this is the first time it’s mentioned

For particular statements (not generic), use “the” when both the speaker and the listener know which one(s) the sentence is about. Use “a” or “an” or “some” or no article otherwise.
For generic statements, we usually use no article (and the plural for countable nouns).

For singular count nouns, we always need a determiner. If it’s not “the”, use:
“a” before consonant sounds: a European, a university, a one-way street (/y/ and /w/ are consonants)
“an” before vowel sounds: an apple, an onion, an hour, an honest man, an mp3 player (empeethree)

Grammar: other determiners

quantifiers - all books, all money, each book, every book (“each” and “every” are singular)
possessives - his book, my money, their classes, John’s girl, a lion’s heart
	the student’s books = the books of one student
	the students’ books = the books of many students
	the children’s books = the books of many children
	the princess’s books = the books of one princess
	the princesses’ books = the books of many princesses
	Charles’s books = the books of Charles
	(We don’t add the possessive ‘s’ if we already have a plural ‘s’.)
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BREAK
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new subject + new verb = new sentence
	(or use “and” or another conjunction, or a semicolon; not just a comma)
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p. 107 part 10 - With your partner, choose the correct determiner (or nothing) in each sentence, then discuss whether these are good tips to save money and whether or not you do any of them.
1 a
2 your, a
3 the (“the supermarket”)
4 their
5 your (This means to literally cut it up, like with scissors.)
6 -, an
7 all
8 each
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Grammar: passive voice (p. 109)

passive = [be] + past participle
[be] can be in any form or tense (except perfect continuous)
	New houses are built every year.
	A new house is being built next to my apartment.
	A new house has just been built next to my apartment.
	My house was built in 1975 by my grandfather.
	At that time, a new house was being built across the street.
	Three other houses had been built the year before.
	My new house will be built next year.
	It will be being built for six months. (uncommon)
	It will have been built by Labor Day.
	New houses can be built much more quickly these days.
	A new house needs to be built.
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p. 109 part 8 - Complete the sentences with the correct passive forms. Then guess the correct info.
1 have been sold (“since” -> perfect, phoneS -> “have”) - Nokia 1101 cell phones
2 has been adapted (It could be adapted for more platforms in the future.) - Tetris
3 has been translated (It could be translated more in the future.) - Agatha Christie
4 was nominated - The Color Purple
5 is worn - Ralph Lauren
6 has been viewed - Justin Bieber
7 were downloaded - Call of Duty
8 was bought - Picasso
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bargain (v) = negotiating with a seller to try to get a lower price
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Pick something that you have with you right now (not your phone). Then try to “sell” it to your classmates for the best price.
- What techniques did you use (as sellers) to increase the price?
- What techniques did you use (as buyers) to decrease the price?
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p. 113 - writing an online ad
Look at the ad for the rug. What information in the ad is probably not necessary?
- It was a gift from my parents.
- New house is in the country so we are going to have rustic themed decor.
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Homework: Write an online ad for the thing you tried to sell in class today. Include the important information from p. 113 parts 1 and 4.
	Also: read p. 123 and do p. 122 parts 2, 5, and 6
NO CLASS ON AUGUST 31