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Unit three. Culture today.

Are you a saver or a spender? Exercise two.

Young people and money.

The average pocket money for British teenagers is about ten pounds, twelve euros fifty per week.

A lot of young people also get money for doing jobs in the house.

The average is two pounds seventy-seven for cleaning the house and three pounds fifty for washing the car.

Are you a saver or a spender?

One.

Imagine you win a hundred pounds.

What do you do?

A.

I go shopping and spend it all.

B.

I save it all to buy something big later.

C.

I save fifty pounds and then buy presents for my family.

Two.

Do you ever borrow money?

A.

No, never.

But I sometimes lend it to my friends.

B.

Yes, I do.

I often borrow money from my parents and friends.

C.

Sometimes, but I always return it quickly.

Three.

How much money do you usually spend every week?

A.

It depends.

Some weeks I spend a lot, but other weeks I save money.

B.

Too much. I always spend all my pocket money. It's never enough.

C.

I don't spend much. I usually save all my pocket money.

Four.

Have you got a bank account?

A.

Yes, I have.

I always put my birthday and Christmas money in there.

B.

Yes, I have. But I haven't got much money in it.

C.

No, I haven't.

But I know I should open one soon.

Five.

How many times a month do you go shopping?

A.

Probably about once or twice a month.

I buy clothes or CDs.

B.

Too many times. I love going shopping and I buy too many things.

C.

I usually just go window shopping.

I look, but I don't buy.

Six.

What are your hopes for the future?

A.

I want to travel around the world and have an interesting life.

B.

I want to buy a nice house and a car, and have enough money to be comfortable.

C.

I just want to be happy. Money isn't really important.