Check out Adam Remember what Adam says about his pocket money and tick T (= true) or F (= false). T F 1. Adam’s parents give him £15 a month. 2. Adam has got his own bank account. 3. His parents almost pay everything for him. 4. Adam sometimes goes to football matches. 5. He plays the keyboard. 6. He has got an electronic keyboard. 7. He doesn’t earn any extra pocket money. 8. He doesn’t want to compose his own music. Language in use: Promising 1. The finder promises to take the money to the police station. I’ll take the money to the police station. 2. The children promise not to keep the money. We won’t … 3. Garry promises not to withdraw all his money from his account. 4. Sue promises to do some chores around the house. 5. My brother and sister promise not to waste their pocket money on sweets. 6. Joe promises not to tease his little sister. 7. My friends promise to come over to my house today. 8. Cecily promises not to eat up all my chocolates. 9. Fritz promises to clean the cat’s tray every day. 6 l m n I can understand details in an audio text about pocket money. 7 l m n I can understand the language of promising. 40 7 Unit Money l = I’m very good at this. m = I can do this. n = I need help. forty Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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