Inside_view 视听说 Book 4 MONEY TALKS 讲解材料.pptVIP

1 Work in pairs. Look at the lines from Conversation 1. Decide who says them, Janet or Andy? ;2. Watch Conversation 1 again and answer the questions. ;Id better take this. Are we still on for today? How about at our local, the Duke of York. Something has come up.;Answers;? a reconstruction of a late 18th century banking hall ? a description of how the modern economy works ? museum shop ? the Banks collection of silver goods and a pile of gold  bars ? story of the early years at the Bank ;;;Everyday English Youve got me there. He cant make it this morning. Are we clear this afternoon? next to New York No chance! Take your time. ;Extra exercise: Choose 4 expressions from Everyday English to fill in the blanks.;Extra activity: story-making;8. Work in pairs and act out the conversation.;Language and culture (1): The City of London;Language and culture (1): The City of London;Language and culture (1): The City of London;The Duke of York is a pub in Victoria Street, Lodon. It is doing a booming trade with local workers and passing tourists, as well as the pre-theatre crowd. Its got big televisions for those sporting events and pub food if you fancy a pre-theatre snack or the restaurant upstairs if youre after something more formal. Its a good place to meet near Victoria Station. ;Language and culture (3): The Bank of England;Language and culture (4): Central bank;Language and culture (4): Central bank;Language and culture (5): credit crunch;1. Decide whether the following statements are True or False.;1. What do banks have a shortage of during a credit crunch? _______________________________________________ 2. In America, what kind of people took out mortgages that they couldnt repay? ______________________________________________ 3. What happened to the loans the American banks gave out? ______________________________________________ 4. What have banks and other financial institutions increased to compensate for the shorta