Asking and answering questions about banks, banking, and money.
- What are the bank’s opening hours?
- What is customer 015 doing at the teller?
- How much is 1 US dollar worth in Canadian dollars?
Let’s Go to the Bank
Overview
Daily lifePeople and places
Level
Elementary: A2Pre-Intermediate: A2+
Included
2 student pagesTeaching notes
Teaching time 90 mins
Language functions Asking and answering questions
Language forms Present tense
Activities
ConversationGap fillMatchingQuestions and answers
Follow-up lessons
These Handouts are the same level as “Let’s Go to the Bank“.
You might also like these…
Responsibilities at Work
Level A2, A2+
4 pages
90 mins
BusinessDaily lifeWork
Students learn verb noun collocations for jobs and job responsibilities with special focus on transitive verbs. A role-play activity has students guessing professions based on their partner’s description of its…
Using the Past Simple and Past Perfect
Level B1, B2
4 pages
120 mins
Learn about inventors and inventions. Students focus on the use of the past simple tense and past perfect form and how to use them to talk about the relationship of…
British English vs American English
Level B1, B2
3 pages
60 mins
People and placesTravel
British and American English speakers can understand each other perfectly well despite the differences between the English used in the UK and the USA. Students will read a little about…
English Verb Tense and Aspect Chart 1
Level A1, A2
1 page
Any
BusinessClass essentials
Help your students understand and compare English verb tenses and aspects. The tense of a verb tells us when something happens; in the past or in the present. The aspect…
Football or Soccer?
Level B1, B2
4 pages
90 mins
People and places
One of the best-known differences between British and American English is the fact that the sport known as football in Great Britain is usually called soccer in the United States.…
Extreme, Non-Gradable Adjectives
Level B1
2 pages
60 mins
Daily life
Students will practice using adjectives, words that describe the qualities of something. Some adjectives are gradable which means they can collocate with a variety of adverbs in order to signify…