Shop Till You Drop

Shop Till You Drop

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Shop Till you Drop

Answer the quiz on page 54 of your books, then find a solution to your problem (e.g., lack of money, spending too much money, etc) and share it with the class.

Next, you will answer some questions. The person with the highest score will get 10 s/.

Multiple Choice

What is "paying someone back"?

• Finish, use or sell all of something so that there is none left.

• Giving someone the money that you borrowed from them.

• Have an illness or other health problem.

• Feel sorry about a situation, especially something so that you wish you had not done.

• Be able to buy or do something because you have enough money or time.

Multiple Choice

What is "suffering from"?

• Finish, use or sell all of something so that there is none left.

• Giving someone the money that you borrowed from them.

• Have an illness or other health problem.

• Feel sorry about a situation, especially something so that you wish you had not done.

• Be able to buy or do something because you have enough money or time.

Multiple Choice

What is "regret"?

• Finish, use or sell all of something so that there is none left.

• Giving someone the money that you borrowed from them.

• Have an illness or other health problem.

• Feel sorry about a situation, especially something so that you wish you had not done.

• Be able to buy or do something because you have enough money or time.

Multiple Choice

What is "run out of"?

• Finish, use or sell all of something so that there is none left.

• Giving someone the money that you borrowed from them.

• Have an illness or other health problem.

• Feel sorry about a situation, especially something so that you wish you had not done.

• Be able to buy or do something because you have enough money or time.

Multiple Choice

What is "afford"?

• Finish, use or sell all of something so that there is none left.

• Giving someone the money that you borrowed from them.

• Have an illness or other health problem.

• Feel sorry about a situation, especially something so that you wish you had not done.

• Be able to buy or do something because you have enough money or time.

Count the points: The winner gets 10 s/.

Present Perfect

We use Present Perfect to talk about experiences or situations that occured in our lives.

For 5 s/: Write the infinitive of these verbs in past participle. Bear in mind that some are regular verbs and others are irregular verbs.

• Chosen

• Heard

• Lent

• Made

• Paid

• Read

• Travelled

• Tried

• Worn

• Written

All together, work to complete pages 56 and 57 (in the latter, only Q 4-5). For the amount of sucres, look at the chart:

​TIME	​SUCRES
10 minutes	​20
​15 minutes	​15
​20 minutes	​10

Develop an idea to have $1000 in a month. You can work individually, in pairs or in groups.

Individually, write five ideas to get $1000 in 30 days. Then, work in pairs to choose or combine into 3 ideas. After that, work in two teams, each team choosing one idea. Finally, come together as a class to choose one idea and develop a plan to implement it.

After coming up with three ideas, work in two teams, each team choosing one idea.

Individually, write five ideas to get $1000 in 30 days. Then, work in pairs to choose or combine into 3 ideas. After that, work in two teams, each team choosing one idea. Finally, come together as a class to choose one idea and develop a plan to implement it.

Finally, come together as a class to choose one idea and develop a plan to implement it.