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to get , :

Can you get your brother to help us? ?

I can't get them to listen to me. .

I can't get this old radio to work. .

We couldn't get the car started. .

We finally got the firewood to burn. .

She'll get him to do this work. , .

 

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Get him before he escapes. , .

The bullet got him in the arm. .

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I got you! = I gotcha! / /

There's no getting away. I gotcha! ( ). !

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I'll get you even if it takes the rest of my life. , .

You were lying, I got you there! , !

This play really got me. .

This song doesn't get me. .

It gets me how she treats him. , .

His stupid remarks really get me. . (.. )


 

 

The mafia got him before the cops could protect him. , .

to get , . :

to get along ,

He didn't get along with his in>laws. .

to get away ,

Can you get away from the office? ?

to get away with

He shouldn't get away with it. .

to get into

I can't get into the house. .

He got into trouble. ( ). He got her into trouble. . She got into debt. .

to get out -, - ( )

Get out of here! !

We gotta get out of here. .

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You are getting on my nerves. .

 

to get, . , , :

You got me into this mess, so you've got to get me out of it. , , .

Dialogues

 


Opening a Bank Account

My son wants to open a bank account here. Can you help us?

Certainly. What kind of an account do you want to open, young man checking or savings?

I don't know. I want to buy a bike, but my Mom wants me to save money for summer camp.

How about an interest bearing checking account? With that, you can write a check for a bike, while the rest of the money earns interest.

That sounds great! Are there any fees for writing checks?

No, as long as you have at least five hundred dollars in the account. In this case, all the service fees are waved.

Is there an account that doesn't require me to keep so much money in it?

You can choose a regular checking account. You will not earn any interest, and you should maintain a minimum of one hundred dollars in the account.


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Investments

I just got a raise, and I want to invest part of my salary.

You came to the right place. Our company specializes in helping people to build up their nest egg.

It's been a bull market lately; I'd like to invest in high-profit stocks.

The market situation looks unstable to me. High-profit stocks are high-risk investments.

They say it's not good to put all eggs in one basket. Mutual funds, perhaps?

It's a good idea. Did you start thinking about your pension plan yet?

Not really. What do you think, will it help my tax situation?

Definitely. But we have to come up with a strategy that will suit you the most.


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Bank Loans/Mortgages

I'm interested in getting a mortgage through your bank.

Very good. Do you have an idea of how much you want to borrow?

It depends on how much I need to put down in order to get a good interest rate.

You have to make a decision regarding the duration of your mortgage first.

Can you tell me in more detail about the options that I have?

In general, the shorter the mortgage, the lower rate you will have. But, of course, your monthly payment will increase.

You know what, I have just recently paid off my debt, and I don't want any more stress.

It's up to you. Here are some papers you need to fill out. Feel free to ask me any questions you may have.


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Taxes

I make a lot more money after my last promotion but I discovered that it makes little difference in our income.

It's all because of taxes. After your last salary increase we ended up in the higher tax bracket.

It is a good thing we started our pension plan last year. The money in that account does not get taxed until we use it.

It does us no good right now, unfortunately.

It will when we retire. Thank God we have it. Hopefully, we'll be able to maintain the same style of life when we retire.

Maybe you are right. I just wish we paid less taxes.

Let's go to a financial consultant to get a piece of advice.

It's a great idea! In our situation such an advice will come in handy.


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Phonetics

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beat [bi:t] bit [bt]

bean [bi:n] bin [bn]

bead [bi:d] bid [bd]

eat [i:t] it [t]

heat [hi:t] hit [ht]

lead [li:d] lid [ld]

peak [pi:k] pick [pk]


meal [mi:l] mill [ml] peach [pi:fl] pitch [pfl] leap [li:p] lip [lp] reach [ri:fl] rich [rfl] least [li:st] list [lst] each [i:fl] itch [fl]

seat [si:t] sit [st]


feel [fi:l] fill [fl]

deed [di:d] did [dd] green [gri:n] grin [grn] feet [fi:t] fit [ft]

seek [si:k] sick [sk]

sleep [sli:p] slip [slp]


 

Exercises

167.

 

1

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A. I want tomy money. (get, put, invest, make)

 

B. How long do you plan toyour mortgage? (clear, put, balance, keep)

 

C. Itaxes to the government. (put, invest, balance, owe)

 

D. How much financial risk can you? (forget, accept, invest, prepare)

 

E. When do youthe money back? (invest, pay, make, find)

 

2

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A. I want to get amortgage. (fixed-rate, approved, loan, house)

 

B. I have to pay thetax on my house. (income, cheap, property, expensive)

 

C. To reduce my taxes, I want to start aplan. (checking, saving, new, pension)

 

D. Avoid a mortgage that haspenalty. (house, prepayment, investment, property)

 

E. To pay for my bike, I want to write a. (account, statement, checkbook, check)

 

3

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A. I want to open an accountyour bank. (on, to, at, in)

 

B. I pay my taxesthe end of the year. (at, on, for, with)

 

C. I invest by putting moneystocks. (with, on, into, at)

 

D. I borrowed moneythe bank. (from, for, on, in)

 

E. Who is going to payit all? (at, on, for, with)


 

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A. I want toa savings account. (open, start, balance, discover)

 

B. The Government is supposed tothe budget. (open, start, balance, discover)

 

C. You need tothe laws of the financial market. (open, start, balance, discover)

 

D. You have topaying your taxes as soon as you begin to work. (open, start, balance, discover)

 

E. Stop wasting money andsaving. (open, start, balance, discover)

 

5

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A. He will open a checking account.

 

B. He invests in stocks.

 

C. He tried to take out a loan.

 

D. My mother owns some stocks.

 

E. I owe taxes for this year.

 

6

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A. He is goodsaving money. (on, to, at, in)

 

B. Let's meetthe bank. (at, on, for, with)

 

C. A lot of people keep their moneythe bank. (with, on, in, at)

 

D. This idea was wrongthe very beginning. (from, for, on, in)

 

E. Now everything dependsyou. (at, on, for, with)


 

Lets practice

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Opening a Bank Account

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Investments

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Taxes

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Opening a Bank Account

1. What kind of account would you like to open?

2. How much would you like to deposit?

3. What interest rate do you offer on your savings accounts?

4. I will choose a bank, where my money is insured.

 

Investments

5. You need to set money aside for these expenses.

6. Let's wait for interest rates to drop.

7. It seems to me that the market looks stable.

8. This company helps people invest profitably.

 

Bank Loans/Mortgage /

9. To buy a house, you need to take out a loan.

10. This interest rate is too high I can't afford it.

11. I am taking out a ten-year loan.

12. Our goal is to help you make correct financial decisions.

 

Taxes

13. The taxes increase as the salary goes up.

14. Tax laws often change.

15. I lost all my savings in high-risk deals.

16. Financial adviser will help you get out of debt.


 
 

 


Grammar

 

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III- Perfect ( ). , , III- (Past Participle).

 

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done ( )

written seen heard taken

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closed door broken window recorded talk

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the work finished yesterday ,

a coin found under the table ,

road less traveled , ;

Lost and found (. )

Deeply shocked, he went out. , .

Left by his friends, he lives alone. , .

 

, : man>made materials (.. ) handmade bicycle

sugar>coated pill ;

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well>known actor badly>built house half>done work

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