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    General English

    S7
    Lesson 4
    UNIT 8: MONEY (continuation)

    LISTENING 1

    Task 1

    Look at the pictures. Where are they? What are they doing?

    Teacher: Hopeson LEDI S7-Lesson 4 1


    Task 2

    Listen to the statements (A-D) and choose the one that describes each picture.

    Teacher: Hopeson LEDI S7-Lesson 4 2


    Grammar
    Talking about trends

    Trend (a change in direction) in sales, prices, etc could be described in various ways.

    1. 2.
    3.

    rise/go up/increase rise/go up/increase slowly/gradually/steadily rise/go up/increase


    sharply/dramatically

    4. 5. 6.

    fall/go down/drop fall/go down/drop slightly/gradually/steadily fall/go down/drop


    sharply/dramatically

    Note well:

    1. Prices have increased sharply.

    2. There has been a sharp increase in prices.

    3. The COVID-19 cases have fallen dramatically in Burkina Faso.

    4. There has been a dramatic fall in COVID-19 cases in Burkina Faso.

    Teacher: Hopeson LEDI S7-Lesson 4 3


    Task 1

    Match the adverbs to their meaning

    1. dramatically A. little

    2. sharply B. at the same rate

    3. steadily C. suddenly

    4. slightly D. very suddenly

    Task 2

    Provide the preterit forms of the words.

    Infinitive Past simple


    Rise
    Fall
    Go up
    Go down
    Increase
    Decrease

    Teacher: Hopeson LEDI S7-Lesson 4 4


    Task 3

    Match the sentences with the graphs below.

    a. sales fell steadily for 6 years.


    b. sales fell for a few years and then increased.
    c. sales decreased a little, and then rose steadily. They fell again for a year and then
    increased sharply.
    d. sales increased steadily for 6 years.

    1 2.

    3. 4.

    Teacher: Hopeson LEDI S7-Lesson 4 5


    Using Prepositions

    1. Verb + by + size of change

    Profits rose by 12%.

    2. Verb + from ...to... (from + previous level to + new level)

    Prices dropped from $550 to $350.

    3. Noun + of + amount of change

    a rise of 10%

    a fall of 3.5 million

    4. Noun + in + what is changing

    an increase in population

    a fall in profits

    Task 4

    Complete the sentences with the missing prepositions.

    1. Sales rose…………10% last year.


    2. The price of diesel has increased ………. 545 FCFA ………. 650 FCFA per litre.
    3. There was a rise…………5% in the value of the shares.
    4. There has been gradual fall ………….. the price of diesel.
    5. There has been a steady increase………………the profit.

    Teacher: Hopeson LEDI S7-Lesson 4 6


    Vocabulary
    Phrasal verbs

    They are combination of verbs and prepositions which are used together. Sometimes the original
    meanings of the verb can change.

    Examples

    run after, come across, run out of

    Phrasal verb Meaning Example sentences


    1. Bring something out To produce something to sell They keep bringing out
    to the public smaller phones.

    2. Bring something forward to change the date or time of The elections were brought
    an event so that it happens forward by three months.
    earlier than planned

    3. Look after to take care of or be in charge


    somebody/something of someone or something If you look after your
    clothes, they last a lot longer.

    4. Look something up to try to find a piece of If you don't know what the
    information by looking in a word means, look it up in a
    book or on a computer dictionary.

    5. Take out something To withdraw


    (money)
    6. Turn something/someone to refuse an offer or request He offered her a trip to
    down Australia but she turned it
    down.

    7. Set something out to give the details of Your contract will set out the
    something or to explain it, terms and conditions of your
    especially in writing employment.

    8. Set something up to prepare something for use, I need one or two people to
    especially by putting the help me set up the equipment.
    different parts of it together

    9. Work something out 1. to do a calculation to get an 1. We need to work out the


    answer to a mathematical total cost of the project.
    question
    2. to understand something 2. I can’t work out what
    really happened.

    Teacher: Hopeson LEDI S7-Lesson 4 7


    Exercise 1

    Match the phrasal verbs to their correct definitions

    Phrasal verb Definitions

    1. Work out a) To bring to an earlier time or date


    b) To get something ready to be used
    2. Look after especially equipment
    c) To introduce new products to the
    3. Bring forward public
    d) To search for something in a book
    4. Set up
    or computer
    5. Bring out e) To take care of someone or
    something
    6. Look up f) To understand something

    Teacher: Hopeson LEDI S7-Lesson 4 8


    Exercise 2

    HAS YOUR CAR (1) BROKEN DOWN? DO YOU NEED TO (2) CARRY OUT
    EMERGENCY REPAIRS TO YOUR HOME?

    (3) Take out insurance coverage under our new Home Protection policy and our professional

    services will be on hand 24 hours a day to (4) deal with those difficult moments.

    Just call your local branch and an advisor will (5) go through the benefits and give you a quote.

    Look at the advertisement. Which of the verbs (1-5) could be replaced by the following
    synonyms or meanings?

    A. make B. purchase C. handle

    D. discuss/explain E. had mechanical problems

    Teacher: Hopeson LEDI S7-Lesson 4 9


    Exercise 3

    Complete the sentences with phrasal verbs below.

    bring out take up look after take out work up


    turn down look up bring forward set out set up

    1. I’d like to (withdraw)………… $500 please.

    2. So, how many people (responded to) ……………. our offer of free checking?

    3. I still can’t (understand) ……………………….why my bank has charged me extra on

    my overdraft.

    4. Mr. Lu is the person who (handles) ………………… loan applications.

    5. Mailmart has announced that it will be (introducing) ……………………….a new online

    payment system in the fall.

    6. Can you (check) ………….. the bank reference code in the directory?

    7. The government has decided to (advance) …………….. the date for submitting tax

    returns.

    8. The bank has (refused) ………….. my application for a loan.

    9. The exact conditions are (explained) ……………. in detail in the contract.

    10. You need to provide proof of identity before you can (open) ……………..an account.

    Teacher: Hopeson LEDI S7-Lesson 4 10


    This is the end of the lesson.

    Teacher: Hopeson LEDI S7-Lesson 4 11

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