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1. MUM: Well, we have a current account where we (1) earn any money we make. Then we can (2) withdraw money from the account when we need to (3) pay bills.
2. CHILD: How do you know how much money you've got?
3. MUM: They send us a (4) statement every month telling us how much.
4. CHILD: What if you spend more than you've got?
5. MUM: Then you're (5) overdrawn and the bank usually (6) charges you interest.
6. CHILD: What else do banks do?
7. MUM: Well, you can get a bank (7) loan if you need to borrow a large sum of money.
8. CHILD: To buy a house, for example?
9. MUM: That's right. That's usually called a (8) mortgage. It means the bank actually owns the house until you've paid the money back.
10. CHILD: How do you pay the money back?
11. MUM: You pay a (9) deposit first and then you pay monthly (10) instalments.
53.2
1. buy in bulk - purchasing large quantities of a product at once, usually at a discounted price
2. buy on credit - purchasing items now and paying for them later, typically through a credit account
3. cash - physical money in the form of coins and banknotes
4. credit card - a card issued by a bank that allows the cardholder to purchase goods and services on credit
5. currency - a system of money used in a specific country or region
6. in the red - having a negative balance in a bank account
7. investment - putting money into assets with the expectation of earning a profit or return
8. rate of exchange - the value of one currency compared to another
9. salary - a fixed regular payment, usually monthly or annually, made by an employer to an employee
10. wage - a regular payment, usually hourly or daily, made by an employer to an employee for work done
53.3
1. Person A: "I just bought a small bottle of water for $5!"
Person B: "What a rip-off!"
2. Person A: "My friend only gave me a 1% discount on the item I bought from his store."
Person B: "How stingy!"
3. Person A: "The new smartphone I want is priced at $2,000!"
Person B: "That will cost you an arm and a leg!"
2. CHILD: How do you know how much money you've got?
3. MUM: They send us a (4) statement every month telling us how much.
4. CHILD: What if you spend more than you've got?
5. MUM: Then you're (5) overdrawn and the bank usually (6) charges you interest.
6. CHILD: What else do banks do?
7. MUM: Well, you can get a bank (7) loan if you need to borrow a large sum of money.
8. CHILD: To buy a house, for example?
9. MUM: That's right. That's usually called a (8) mortgage. It means the bank actually owns the house until you've paid the money back.
10. CHILD: How do you pay the money back?
11. MUM: You pay a (9) deposit first and then you pay monthly (10) instalments.
53.2
1. buy in bulk - purchasing large quantities of a product at once, usually at a discounted price
2. buy on credit - purchasing items now and paying for them later, typically through a credit account
3. cash - physical money in the form of coins and banknotes
4. credit card - a card issued by a bank that allows the cardholder to purchase goods and services on credit
5. currency - a system of money used in a specific country or region
6. in the red - having a negative balance in a bank account
7. investment - putting money into assets with the expectation of earning a profit or return
8. rate of exchange - the value of one currency compared to another
9. salary - a fixed regular payment, usually monthly or annually, made by an employer to an employee
10. wage - a regular payment, usually hourly or daily, made by an employer to an employee for work done
53.3
1. Person A: "I just bought a small bottle of water for $5!"
Person B: "What a rip-off!"
2. Person A: "My friend only gave me a 1% discount on the item I bought from his store."
Person B: "How stingy!"
3. Person A: "The new smartphone I want is priced at $2,000!"
Person B: "That will cost you an arm and a leg!"
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