Money In, Money Out

Short overview of the lesson:

• Brainstorm words and phrases connected with banking and discuss your own banking experience.

• Read a dialogue between a customer and a bank clerk and underline useful phrases.

• Decide if banking statements are true or false and correct the false ones.

• Match key banking words and phrases to their definitions.

• Discuss real-life situations and decide what each person should do with their money.

• Play a Myth or Fact game with surprising facts about banks and cash machines around the world.

• Identify who says each phrase — the customer or the bank clerk — then complete short dialogues.

• Play a problem-solving game explaining banking issues to a clerk and asking for help.

• Debate statements about cash, savings, and the future of banking.

• Fill in the gaps with the correct word or phrase, minding the grammar.

• Choose the words that are true for you and finish the sentences with your own ideas.

• Read the answers and write the matching questions, using the words in bold as your guide.

• Choose a character and situation, then write a short story using at least five banking words or phrases.

• Revise the key vocabulary with a Quizlet set.