How would you generally feel happy or unhappy, if you were in the following situation

Card 10
Task 1. Answer the question


How would you generally feel happy or unhappy, if you were in the following situation.

1. You received a promotion.

I will feel myself really happy cause it is result of my hard work and positive effect for my personal life as well .

2. You received a cut in your salary.

Of course I will feel upset , and ask the reason of such actions and will try do not repeat mistakes .

Task 2.
Put each of the following words or phrases into its correct place in the text below:

Banks, beads, buy, coins, change, currency, depositing, earn exchange rate, goods, investments, money, paper bills, savings accounts, sell, shells, value.
Money is what people use to (1) buy things. People spend money on (2) goods and services. Many people save part of their money by (3) depositing it in a bank. People (4) earn money by performing services. They also earn money from (5) investments, including government bonds, and from (6) savings accounts .

(7) money can be anything that people agree to accept in exchange for the things they (8) sell or the work they do. Ancient peoples used such varied things as (9) beads, (10) shells and cattle as money. Today, most nations use metal coins and (11) paper bills . Different countries’ (12) coins and bills look different and have different names.

A person can (13) change his money for the money of any other country according to the (14) exchange rate . Usually, such rates are set by the central (15) Banks of a country. The (16) value of a country’s (17) currency may change, depending on the economic and political conditions in that country.

Task 3.

Making Requests Quiz

1. You're in an English class and you would like to borrow another student's pen. You say:
__ you lend me your pen, please?

a) can b) do you mind c) would you mind

2. Your colleague is going out to get lunch and you'd like him / her to get something for you. You start your request:
Could you __ me a favour?

a) do b) give c) make

3. You could also ask your colleague:
Would you mind __ me a sandwich when you're out?

a) get b) getting c) to get

4. You are a parent with two children. They want to go out, but you want them to do their homework first. You say:

I'd __ you to do your homework first.

a) like b) need c) want

5. Your colleague asks to open the window, saying:

Do you mind if I __ the window?

a) open b) opening c) would open