1. English for Tax Administration 2
Lecturer: Miljen Matijašević
G10, room 6/I, Tue 11:30-12:30
Session 2, 18 Mar 2014

2. Today’s session Revision of the last session
Money and Personal Finance

3. Revision of the last session
Saying numbers

4. Saying numbers - exercise
Write out these numbers in full:
345,892
0.199
€1,548,756.89
132,259 4, %

5. Money and Personal Finance

6. Four English words for ‘račun’
account
bill
receipt \riˈsi:t\
invoice

7. Four English words for ‘račun’
account
(račun u banci)
bill
(račun koji treba platiti)
receipt
(potvrda o plaćanju)
invoice
(faktura)

8. + - The Bank Account credit an account
pay/deposit money into an account
be in the black
NOUNS: deposit, credit
debit an account
(with)draw/take out money from an account
be in the red (account overdrawn)
NOUNS: withdrawal, debit + -

9. The Bank Account current account savings account
foreign currency account
business account / giro account
a term deposit
overdrawn
frozen
Additional account vocab:
account balance
bank statement
Types of account
An account can be:

10. The Bank Account overdrawn – in the red
(account) balance – funds available in the account
Bank statement – a statement showing all the credit and debit transactions and the balance

11. Means of payment cash cashpoint, a.k.a.
(bank)notes/bills (US)
coins, change
debit/charge card (e.g. Maestro)
credit card
cheque
funds/money transfer
Apart from a bank,
you can get cash from a:
cashpoint, a.k.a.
cash machine
ATM (automated teller machine)”

12. Prepositions – add where necessary
PAY
cash
credit card
one’s own money
the bill
drinks
the waiter
tax
the dinner
a salary into an account
tuition

13. Prepositions - answers
PAY
(IN) cash
BY credit card
WITH one’s own money
the bill
FOR drinks
the waiter
tax
FOR the dinner
a salary into an account
tuition

14. credit – payment – cheque – account – balance – debit cash deposit – debit card – transactions
Jane Sadler opened her with the Medway Bank on 28 January 2003, with a cash of £300. On 15 February she wrote a for £53.25 and this appeared as a on the bank statement on 20 February. On 22 February she took out £60 in from a cashpoint machine. On the following day the bank debited her account by £33.50 for a she had made using her Her monthly salary was paid directly into her account and this appeared as a for £ on 26 February. There were no further on her account and she finished the month with a of £

15. credit – payment – cheque – account – balance – debit cash deposit – debit card – transactions
Jane Sadler opened her ACCOUNT with the Medway Bank on 28 January 2003, with a cash DEPOSIT of £300. On 15 February she wrote a CHEQUE for £ and this appeared as a DEBIT on the bank statement on 20 February. On 22 February she took out £60 in CASH from a cashpoint machine. On the following day the bank debited her account by £33.50 for a PAYMENT she had made using her DEBIT CARD. Her monthly salary was paid directly into her account and this appeared as a CREDIT for £ on 26 February. There were no further TRANSACTIONS on her account and she finished the month with a BALANCE of £

16. Revision What does it mean to lend, owe and raise money?
Chase the intruder: credit, debit, deposit, pay into.
Do the following mean the same: your account is overdrawn / your account is in the black?
Make sentences with the words: credit, draw, bank statement, pay into, withdrawal, balance

17. Revision What is an ATM and what is it used for?
What is a bank statement? What does it show?
What means of payment do you know?
Illustrate four different ways to use the verb TO PAY with an object (with/without prepositions).

18. Thank you for your attention!