MONEY AND SHOPPING

Informal money vocabulary:

- quid, bucks, the dole (to be on the dole), to be broke, to be in the red,
dough/d/, dosh, ...
- Ask students to tell you if they remember any proverb/ saying in
Spanish connected with money. If they dont, ask them what the
following proverbs mean:
o l dinero no da la felicidad
o !inero llama a dinero
o "o es oro todo lo #ue reluce
o $er de la cofrad%a del pu&o
- money proverbs:
Money doesnt grow on trees, Money isnt everything,
Money talks, Riches have wings,
Health is better than wealth , A enny saved is a enny earned,
Money !akes !oney, "asy co!e, easy go,
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, etc.

'ore proverbs on:
http:((www.englishclub.com(ref($ayings('oney(inde).htm, and
http:((www.higherawareness.com(manifesting-abundance(money-
proverbs.html

What can you spend your money on?

Ask students to answer these #uestions in pairs first *about +artagena,.

-hen ask some students about their answers and ask them to e)plain why
they chose them.

.inally, tell them about how you would answer these by making reference to
brands you know or places youve been to *in +artagena or in the /$A.
)plain why.

-he most delicious ice cream( cakes.
-he coolest nightclub.
-he most beautiful city to visit.
-he most typical meal.
-he trendiest clothes.
-he most comfortable cinema.
-he most rela)ing place to spend a weekend.
-he most interesting place to en0oy nature.


Easy ways to make money:
-ell students about the kind of lotteries / betting places/ there
are in the /$A. Ask them about $pain.
-ell students about T contests in the !S" where you can win a
lot of money: write the names of the contests on the whiteboard,
e)plain how they work and ask students if there is a similar
programme on $panish -1 and what its name is 2
Mistakes on the PP presentation What does she
look like?:

We use What are you like? to ask sb about their PERSONALITY.
We use What do you look like? to ask sb about their APPEARANE.

So !o" #"st $han%e the &er! 'irst ("estion on the PP
presentation))))

Me% R!an:
- It says: Shes wearing a black hat, a striped black and white -
shirt and...
- It S*O+L, say: Shes wearing a black hat, a !"#$% #&' W(I)
S*I+)' -shirt and... -OLO+R AN, T*EN PATTERN.

Slide / -attra$ti&e !o"n% #an.:

- It says: (es got short brown straight hair.
- It S*O+L, say: (es got short S*#I,( !*-W& hair .si0e1
S*APE AN, T*EN OLO+R.2

#$"%!&"'( %")*:
$&#T+ES )I ,
sleeve - manga.
long/short sleeves 3 mangas
largas(cortas.
sleeveless 3 sin mangas.
puffed sleeves 3 mangas abultadas.
cuff 3 pu&o *de una manga,.
cuff/links 3 gemelos.
/neck #$shirt / sweater 3 cuello en
1 *1-necked *ad0., --shirt,.
round neck 3 cuello redondo.
polo neck 3 cuello alto
polo neck sweater 3 polo
low neckline 3 escote ba0o.
striped (straipt(3 a rayas *stripe 3
raya,
checked 3 a cuadros.
pleated 3 plisado.
tailor 3 sastre
dressmaker 3 modista
tailored suit 3 tra0e a medida
to wear 3 llevar puesto *estado,.
to have something on 3 tener
puesto *estado,.
to put sth on 3 ponerse algo
*acci4n,.
to get dressed 3 vestirse *acci4n,
to be 0dressed1 in sth 02"TTE')S/
$#&#!'S: stripes3 red...144 3 ir de
rayas, a lunares, de ro0o, de verde2
*estado,.
to take sth off - #uitarse algo
*acci4n,. to undress 3 to get
undressed 3 desvestirse *acci4n,.
to button up 3 abotonar.
to unbutton 3 desabotonar.
to 5ip up 3 subir ( cerrar la
cremallera. to un5ip 3 ba0ar ( abrir la
cremallera.
to come into fashion 3 ponerse de
moda *acci4n,.
to be in fashion 3 estar de moda
*estado,.
to be fashionable 3 estar de moda
*estado,.
to go out of fashion 3 de0ar de estar
de moda *acci4n,.
to be out of fashion 3 estar pasado
de moda *estado,.
to try something on 3 probarse algo.
to fit (it's the right size)
to let out - to make wider
0ensanchar3 agrandar1.
to lengthen - alargar.
to shorten - acortar.
to tighten - a6ustar.
to loosen - desa6ustar3 aflo6ar3
soltar.
3 #uedar bien *de talla,
to suit 0it looks 7##81 3 #uedar
bien *#ue favorece por la forma, el
color, ...,.
to take in 3 to make narrower
*achicar,.