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Level 6 Chapter 1: Money Matters - Lesson 10: Review of Lesson 6-9

LEVEL 6

Chapter 1: Money Matters

Lesson 6 - 9 Review

Situation: You and your friend are planning a surprise birthday party for your close friend Lea, but you have a limited budget.

Mission: Plan a fun party with only ₩10,000.

IN THIS LESSON, YOU WILL

1. Decide what party supplies to get.
2. Read a sales flier from a department store.
3. Choose a cake to buy.

PRACTICE

STEP A EXERCISE

Decide whether each thing is worth it or a waste of money.

It’s worth it!

It’s a waste of money.

phones: buy one, get one free for ₩70,000

free cap with purchases over ₩30,000

spending money on very expensive coffee

STEP B EXERCISE

Choose the expressions in the box that best match the pictures. The form of some expressions may need to be changed.

have money to burn

a cheapskate

be broke

if I…, I would…

1. I bought a really expensive concert ticket, so now I _____.

2. People call him _____ because he doesn’t like spending money.

3. _____ had a long vacation, _____ go to the beach.

4. My friends just got big bonuses, so they _____ on things like luxury watches.

MISSION

Challenge 1

It’s your friend Lea’s birthday soon! You and your other friend want to surprise her with a party. Decide which party supplies on your list you will buy. Try to limit the total price of the supplies to ₩2,000.

Remember?

spend money on something
a waste of money
be broke
worth it

Challenge 2

After going out to buy the party supplies, you decided to go to a nearby department store to look for a gift for Lea. Look at the sales flier below and find the perfect gift for under ¥5,000.

Remember?

buy one, get one free/half off
free gift with purchases over price

Looking for awesome deals this spring? Come visit our store to see our latest promos!

We offer great deals on a wide selection of items:

Ladies’ name-brand watches: Buy one, get one free for only ₩4,000
50% off all bags (now only ₩5,000!)
Buy one, get one half off all sweaters (₩4,000)
Free neck pillow with purchases over ₩5,000
Free baseball cap when you buy a pair of sneakers for ₩7,000

What are you waiting for? Hurry before supplies run out!

Challenge 3

You were able to buy a gift for under ₩5,000. Now, everything’s ready…except the cake! You have only about ₩3,000 left. Choose a nice cake with your friend.

PREMIUM CAKES

Raspberry Chocolate Cake

₩4,200

Fruit Fantasy Glazed Cake

₩6,000

REGULAR CAKES

Sponge Cake

₩900

Chocolate Berry Cake

₩2,750

Glazed Pound Cake

₩2,500

Remember?

have money to burn
if I..., I would...
a cheapskate
spend money on
a waste of money

FEEDBACK

Plan a fun party with only ₩10,000.

MISSION ACHIEVEMENT

4
Very Good
Could complete the task with ease
3
Good
Could complete the task with some clarifications
2
Fair
Could complete the task with additional instructions
1
Poor
Could somehow complete the task with difficulty

PERSONALIZED FEEDBACK

RANGE
the ability to use a wide variety of vocabulary
ACCURACY
the ability to speak correctly
FLUENCY
the ability to speak smoothly without pauses or fillers
INTERACTION
the ability to manage a conversation

NEXT LESSON

Chapter 2 Lesson 1 (Listening) - It’s very typical for shops to be closed on Sunday.

Level 6 Chapter 1: Money Matters - Speaking - Lesson 9: The Lottery

Lesson 9: The Lottery

If I had money to burn, I would definitely travel the world!

Goal: I can talk about what I would do if I won the lottery.

INTRODUCE

People love to talk about what they would do if they won the lottery. It’s not realistic, but it can tell you a lot about someone!

PRESENT

STEP A EXPRESSIONS

Go over the expressions with your tutor and answer the questions.

1. To have money to burn means that you have a lot of money that you can spend.

Q: If you had money to burn, which would you rather spend your money on: shopping or travel?

2. If you picture someone doing something, you imagine them doing it.

Q: Which activity can you picture yourself doing on a boring weekend: hanging out with friends or reading a book?

3. The phrases if I… and I would… are used together to talk about your actions in an imagined situation.

Q: If you could live in a castle for a year or travel to outer space, which would you choose?

STEP B PRONUNCIATION

When the letter t appears between two vowel sounds, it is often pronounced as /d/.

Phrase	Example
money to burn / money duh burn /	Jeremy has / money duh burn /.

Phrase

Example

money to burn

/ money duh burn /

Jeremy has / money duh burn /.

UNDERSTAND

SPEAKING

Yumi, Nari, and Kelsie are hanging out at a café.

Yumi:: Guess what? I bought a lottery ticket!
Nari:: I heard the jackpot is 100 million Won right now.
Yumi:: Yeah! I’m praying so hard to get the grand prize. If I won, I’d definitely quit my job and start my own business.
Nari:: Wow! I really hope you win, Yuko. Hmm… What about you, Kelsie? What would you do if you won the lottery?
Kelsie:: Well, if I had money to burn, I would definitely take a year off of work and travel the world! How about you?
Nari:: I’d save it for my dream wedding, of course! I can picture myself wearing a designer wedding gown in a fancy ceremony. Then, for our honeymoon, my husband and I would travel all around Europe.
Yumi:: Whoa! That would be so amazing.
Nari:: I know! But first, I need to get a lottery ticket.
Kelsie:: And a boyfriend! (laughs)

TRIVIA

It’s often said that the probability of winning the biggest lottery in Korea is the same as the probability of being hit by lightning: 1 in 10,000,000. The probability of finding a four-leaf clover, on the other hand, is much higher: 1 in 10,000.