Go for your Business English. Новосельцева Н.Н - 46 стр.

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2. If you take money out of your account you make ... .
3. If you need to pay a bill, you can ... cheque.
4. If you have to pay money to the same person or company on a regular basis, you
can pay by ... or ... .
5. Some people never need to visit their bank. They use an ... banking services. They
can check their account and make payments using the internet.
4 Borrowing money from the bank
Complete the following dialogues with the words below:
debt interest mortgage overdraft loan overdrawn
1. I’m glad it’s nearly the end of the month. I’ve got absolutely no money left.
> I know what you mean. I don’t get paid for another week and I’m already ... .
2. You’re working long hours at the moment. Are you saving up for something?
> No – nothing so exciting! I’m trying to pay off the ... on my Barclays account.
3. I’m sure the bank would lend you the money if you really need it.
> No, I don’t want to do that. I already owe my father £300. I really don’t want to
get further into ... .
4. I hear you’re thinking of starting your own business. How are you going to get the
money?
> No problem. I’ve already applied to the bank for a ... .
5. If you really want a new car, why don’t you borrow some money from the bank?
> I don’t really want to do that. You have to pay so much in ... .
6. So, I hear you’re getting a flat of your own, are you?
> Yes, I’ve found a really nice place, saved up enough for a deposit, and arranged
a ... .
A mortgage is a loan, but it is only used to buy a flat or house.
If your account is in the black, do you have a healthy account or do you owe
money? What about if you’re in the red?
5 At the cashpoint
Put the following into the most logical order:
a. Key in your PIN number.
b. Take your card.
c. Choose the amount of money you want.
d. Take your cash.
“When money is seen as a solution for every problem, money
itself becomes the problem.” (Richard Needham)