The document discusses various ways to talk about money, possessions, and purpose related to finances. It provides example phrases for asking and answering about forms of payment, changing currency, investments, expenses, salaries, receipts, and possession. It also lists phrases for expressing purpose using activities and things, such as saving money to retire early or for a world trip.

1. Money
Talking about money

2. Talking about money
 Ask about kind of  Would you like to pay in cash or
payment by credit card?
 Answer about  I always travel with some cash,
kind of payment but I usually pay by credit card.
 Ask about  I’d like to change some euros into
changing money pounds.
 Talk about  I want to invest in an apartment in
investments Paris.
 Talk about  I usually spend my money con
expenses clothes.
 Talk about  I don’t earn a lot of money, but
salaries my wife’s got a good salary.
 Talk about  I use the receipt to exchange
receipts clothes I don’t like.

3. Talking about possession
 Ask about  Whose cheque is this?
possession  Whose is this cheque?
 Whose is this?
 Whose are those?
 Answer about  It’s my cheque.
possession  It’s mine.
 It’s hers.
 They are ours.

4. Expressing purpose
 With activities  I want money to buy some new
(infinitive of clothes and to go to the theatre.
purpose)  I’ve got money to pay the bills.
 I save money to retire early.
 I work hard to earn money to
pay for my children’s school fees.
 With things  I save money for a trip around
the world.
 I save money for my rent.