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Questions
a. It's impossible to have too much money – do you agree?
b. Would you prefer fame or fortune?
c. Were you given or did you earn pocket money as a child?
d. What was the first thing you saved up for and bought yourself?
e. If you could buy yourself a skill, talent or change in your
appearance, what would it be?
f. What can't money buy?
Answers
1. Happiness. I tend to think that once I have enough money to
buy some new clothes or get a better car, then I'll be happy. But it
never works out like that.
2. A set of toy soldiers. Not the plastic ones you get nowadays,
but little metal ones, beautifully hand-painted. It took me nearly a year
to save up for them. If I'd known that they would be valuable antiques
today, I would've kept them. They'd probably be worth a fortune now.
3. Yes. If you have dreams, money makes them possible.
Personally, I can't imagine having too much money. I'm always broke.
Anyway, if I ever felt I had too much money, I'd give it away to
charity.
4. Well, there are lots of things I'd like to be better at, but if I
had to choose one, it would have to be football – I'd like to be a
brilliant football player!
5. Being practical, I'd say fortune, but if I were single with no
kids and no responsibilities, I'd go for fame.
6. I was given two shillings a week by my father, but on
condition that I behaved myself. If I didn't behave well, I didn't receive
it. Parents were much stricter in those days.
2. T 8 Listen to the interview with Patti, Eric and Lee, and
check your answers to 1.
3. T 9 How do you think Patti, Eric and Lee would have
answered the following two questions? Discuss with a partner,
then listen and check.
a. Does it matter if a wife earns more than her husband?
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b. If you were given £1,000 to save, spend or invest in just one
day, what would you do with it?
4. Work with a partner or in small groups. Ask and answer
the six questions in 1 and the two questions in 3.
CLOSE UP
1. Match the if-clauses with the correct main clauses.
if-clauses
1. If you have dreams, ...
2. If I ever felt I had too much money, ...
3. If I'd known that they were valuable antiques, ...
4. If I didn't behave well, ...
5. If I were single with no kids and no responsibilities, ...
6. If I had to choose one sport I couldn't live without, ...
Main clauses
a) I didn't get any pocket money.
b) it would have to be football.
c) I'd give it away to charity.
d) I'd take a year out and go travelling.
e) I would've kept them.
f) money makes them possible.
2. Work in groups. Discuss the following situations.
If you governed your country ...
a) where would you build your palace?
b) what laws would you change?
c) what new laws would you bring in?
d) what would you spend most money on?
e) what would you tax?
f) what would you ban?
g) who would you appoint as your ministers?
h) what would you have named after you?
Questions b. If you were given £1,000 to save, spend or invest in just one a. It's impossible to have too much money – do you agree? day, what would you do with it? b. Would you prefer fame or fortune? c. Were you given or did you earn pocket money as a child? 4. Work with a partner or in small groups. Ask and answer d. What was the first thing you saved up for and bought yourself? the six questions in 1 and the two questions in 3. e. If you could buy yourself a skill, talent or change in your appearance, what would it be? CLOSE UP f. What can't money buy? 1. Match the if-clauses with the correct main clauses. Answers if-clauses 1. Happiness. I tend to think that once I have enough money to 1. If you have dreams, ... buy some new clothes or get a better car, then I'll be happy. But it 2. If I ever felt I had too much money, ... never works out like that. 3. If I'd known that they were valuable antiques, ... 2. A set of toy soldiers. Not the plastic ones you get nowadays, 4. If I didn't behave well, ... but little metal ones, beautifully hand-painted. It took me nearly a year 5. If I were single with no kids and no responsibilities, ... to save up for them. If I'd known that they would be valuable antiques 6. If I had to choose one sport I couldn't live without, ... today, I would've kept them. They'd probably be worth a fortune now. Main clauses 3. Yes. If you have dreams, money makes them possible. a) I didn't get any pocket money. Personally, I can't imagine having too much money. I'm always broke. b) it would have to be football. Anyway, if I ever felt I had too much money, I'd give it away to c) I'd give it away to charity. charity. d) I'd take a year out and go travelling. 4. Well, there are lots of things I'd like to be better at, but if I e) I would've kept them. had to choose one, it would have to be football – I'd like to be a f) money makes them possible. brilliant football player! 5. Being practical, I'd say fortune, but if I were single with no 2. Work in groups. Discuss the following situations. kids and no responsibilities, I'd go for fame. If you governed your country ... 6. I was given two shillings a week by my father, but on a) where would you build your palace? condition that I behaved myself. If I didn't behave well, I didn't receive b) what laws would you change? it. Parents were much stricter in those days. c) what new laws would you bring in? d) what would you spend most money on? 2. T 8 Listen to the interview with Patti, Eric and Lee, and e) what would you tax? check your answers to 1. f) what would you ban? 3. T 9 How do you think Patti, Eric and Lee would have g) who would you appoint as your ministers? answered the following two questions? Discuss with a partner, h) what would you have named after you? then listen and check. a. Does it matter if a wife earns more than her husband? 47 48
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