Lesson 1- Money Talks

• English
• Secondary Education

Can you think of any questions about money?

What does "money talks" mean to you?

It seems as if everything costs an arm and a leg these days.

1. the money you receive for work or any other source.
2. to receive money for work.
3. to be very expensive
4. to leave without finishing.

It’s hard to make ends meet when you don’t have a job.

1. the money you receive for work or any other source.
2. to receive money for work.
3. to have just enough money to live on.
4. to leave without finishing.

Ahmed lost his job last month, and now he is broke.

1. the money you receive for work or any other source.
2. to receive money for work.
3. without any money
4. to leave without finishing.

We only buy the things we really need because we have a tight budget.

1. the money you receive for work or any other source.
2. to receive money for work.
3. to leave without finishing.
4. a limited amount of money to spend.

With her two jobs, Sara has an income of $3500 a month.

1. the money you receive for work or any other source.
2. to receive money for work.
3. to leave without finishing.
4. a limited amount of money to spend.

You should try not to spend more money than you earn.

1. the money you receive for work or any other source.
2. to receive money for work.
3. to leave without finishing.
4. a limited amount of money to spend.

He had to drop out of the race when he injured his foot.

1. the money you receive for work or any other source.
2. to receive money for work.
3. to leave without finishing.
4. a limited amount of money to spend.

What words and idioms do you still remember?

Word/ idiom

Meaning

Example sentence

What words and idioms do you still remember?

More money means more success. Do you agree? Why? Why not?