このレッスンでは、学生はお金とお金の支出習慣について議論します。彼らは、特定の状況で購入者の決定に影響を与える可能性がある要因について話し合います。このレッスンには、質素であることとケチであることの違いを説明するビデオが含まれています。学生は、トピックに関連する語彙と慣用句を学び、練習します。このレッスンには、大人やティーンエイジャー向けに開発された多くの魅力的なディスカッション活動やワークシートが含まれています。

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お金の使い方に関するトピックを議論する

トピックに関連する新しい語彙の言葉を学び、練習する

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発音と語彙

make it rain [idiom]: to freely give out cash or other items or make a lot of money

money can’t buy happiness [idiom]: true happiness comes from within, not from things that can be bought

money doesn’t grow on trees [idiom]: said to warn someone to be careful how much money they spend, because there is only a limited amount

the best things in life are free [idiom]: the most valuable things don't cost any money

a fool and his money are soon parted [idiom]: a foolish person spends money carelessly and will soon be penniless

frugal [adjective]: sparing or economical about money or food; being careful with what one spends their money on

cheap [adjective]: inexpensive, poor-quality, or economical

tight-fisted [adjective]: not willing to spend or give much money; stingy

break the bank [idiom]: to be very expensive and causes you lose too much money

a thin line [idiom]: a very small difference between two things that may seem different

save for a rainy day [idiom]: to save money for a time when it might be needed, especially in a bad or dire situation like an emergency

pay in full [phrasal verb]: to pay all of the money owed (for a bill or debt)

pay in installments [phrasal verb]: to pay for purchases over time by dividing the purchase amount into smaller equal payments

buy on impulse [phrasal verb]: to suddenly and immediately purchase a product without any previous plan or intention

prohibitive cost [noun phrase]: a price or something that most people cannot afford because it is too expensive or costly

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