三一口语六级money

Lesson 2 Money Section 1: Brainstorm

Section 2: 相关词汇. 问自己问题what why how …

Section 3: 综合得出presentation

Money is considered as the most powerful and important possessions in life. In many people’s opinions, e verything in the world such as fancy cars, magnificent mansions can be bought with money but there are certain things that can’t be bought with money. A millionaire who suffered from AIDS was willing to buy his health at the expense of his entire property. Such as devoted friendship and real honour can’t be bought with money.

Money has two sides—positive & negative. Those who make money through their own effort lead to a happy life. However, it is also the major cause of crime and violence in the world—robbery, theft, and even murder are the most commonly committed for the sake of money.

In the past, many things served as money--shells, dog’s teeth, cattle, and even slaves. Nowadays, the paper bills and metal coins used in our country. Money served several functions. First, as a means of exchange-- money is used to trade for goods and services. Second, as a store of value—people use money to save their wealth for the future.

We can buy many materials in daily life. Such as best medicine, fancy cars, nice houses, and delicious foods. When I was a little girl, I thought money was a wonderful thing. It meant candy, toys, and beautiful clothes. Now I know the values of money better. It is money that gives what we want. If I have lots of money, I would donate to the Hope Project in order to help those needy kids.

I think money is as important as health. Without money we can’t afford to see the doctor when we suffer from illness. We impossibly go to the school and gain good education. How do we make a living and support our daily life without money. However, health is the foundation of one’s future success. If you become sick, it is nearly impossible to pursue your career effectively. I will deposit my pocket money into the bank in case of emergency.

一．重点句型

1．Take into account the fact that…

2．Something belongs to somebody

3．It is different from another place

4．How to deal with your money

5．Put/deposit money into the bank

6．Withdraw money from bank

7．I am good at managing my pocket money

8．It is difficult for me to save money

9．Somebody spends…on something/doing something

10．Can/can’t afford to do something

11．Suffer from/

12．do good to （对……有益），do harm to （对……有害）

Vegetable does good to our health. Smoking does harm to

二．短语和词汇

1．Make a living/make money

2．Sell/buy goods and commodities

3．Can be bought with…

4．In case/in case of

Section 4 Grammar

if和when引导的条件句

If 引导的条件句---第一条件句

形式：

If I am better tomorrow, I will get up.

If I have a headache, I will take an aspirin.

If she finishes early, she will go home.

用法：

第一类条件句从句中的动词用一般现在时，主句中的动词用will/shall 动词原形。用来表示询问或谈论十分可能的事情。如果我们认为将来的事件可能会发生，就可以用第一条件句去描述将会发生什么事或不会发生什么事。

eg: If he runs,he´ll get there in time.

If it rains tomorrow.I'll stay at home.

If it doesn't rain tomorrow.I'll go to the zoo. with my classmates.

I'll go shopping on Saturday if you go.

Section 5 Question

Q: What do you think about pocket money?

We should learn how to use money and how to manage money. I like to have pocket money. I use pocket money to buy toys I like. I also save my pocket money for some big plans. Now, I want to buy a camera. I lost one when I went on vacation last year. My Mom told me if I save 500 yuan, she would like to pay the rest for me to buy a camera for less than 1500 yuan.

Q: Does your father often give you some pocket money?

Yes, my parents give me pocket money each week. I usually get about Y5 per week but my parents often give me extra money as a reward for studying hard or doing well in a test, so they amount of pocket money changes each week.

Q: Do you have red-envelope money in Spring Festival?

Yes, I get red-envelope money from my father, my mother, my grandparents, my aunt and other relatives. I got 4200 yuan this Spring Festival. My Mom helped deposit the money into my bank account. It will be used to pay for my education.

Q: How to spend your red-envelope money?