2017-01-18 Daily Life: money and post office

Greg Malivuk
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http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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Homework: finish answering the questions at home
3 He is a robber/thief. He is stealing money from the safe. / He is robbing the safe.
4 She is a customer and he is a teller. She is depositing or withdrawing money.
	(Right now, he is counting the money.)
5 The person is putting money in the piggy bank. He is doing this to save money.
6 Someone is using an ATM to withdraw or deposit money.
7 She is opening the safe to put money inside to protect the money.
8 The customer wants a loan, so he is applying for a loan at the bank.
9 They are worried about their debts. They worry that they might go bankrupt.
He’s putting coins in to save money. (“to” is more common for the purpose of an action)
He uses a piggy bank to save money. / He uses a piggy bank for saving money.
	(“to” and “for” are both okay for the use of an object)
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debt - the ‘b’ is silent, so this is like “det”
death - make sure the ‘th’ is a continuant sound (you can continue the sound for some time)
deaf - But also make sure the ‘th’ in “death” doesn’t sound like the ‘f’ in “deaf”
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g87HVlu55mQ - How do you count your money?
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How often do you go to the post office? Who do you send things to?
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Handout: https://mervebildirici.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/at_the_post-office-dlg4.pdf
part A - Listen to the dialogue.
Do you understand all the words?
$18.50 “eighteen fifty” or “eighteen dollars and fifty cents”
$18.00 “eighteen dollars”
business day = Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and not holidays
customs declaration form = a document for when you take something to another country