Unit 22: HOW TO BARGAIN – TIPPING PREFERENCE

UNIT 22.1: HOW TO BARGAIN

Marie: Hey, here comes Bob.

Paul: Yeah. He wants to sell me his digital camera.

Bob: Hi. How was dinner?

Marie: Great. What do you have there?

Bob: The best digital camera money can buy.

Marie: Paul, that’s the same camera you looked…

Paul: Why are you selling it?

Bob: I have two. Cheryl gave me another one for my birthday.

Paul: It’s not bad. How much do you want?

Bob: Two hundred and fifty dollars.

Marie: Wow! That’s a great…

Paul: That’s more than I want to pay.

Marie: But that’s less than…
Paul: I can give you $200 for it.

Bob: No. I need at least $245.

Paul: Sorry, all I have is $210.

Marie: There’s an ATM right…

Bob: I could go as low as $230, but that’s it.

Paul: Sorry, thanks anyway.

Bob: All right. I’ll sell it to somebody else.

Marie: What are you doing? You almost bought that camera yesterday for three hundred dollars!

Paul: You don’t know how to bargain, do you?

Marie: Bargain? Of course I know how to bargain. You don’t know how to bargain. You could buy that camera for two hundred and thirty dollars, but now it’s gone.

Bob: All right! You can have it for $225.

Paul: $220.

Bob: $224.

Paul: $221.

Bob: $223.

Paul: $222. Not a dollar more.

Bob: I’m not selling this for less than two hundred and twenty-three dollars.

Marie: Here! Here’s one dollar! Now you both get what you want.

Bob: It’s a deal!

Paul: I’ll get some money from the ATM.

Bob: Great!

Paul: You said I don’t know how to bargain.

2.Vocabulary Check (7 mins)

Digital (adj)
Sell (v)
Bargain (v)
Deal (n)

 

 

​Do you have any digital camera? What do you often do with it?

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Have you ever sold anything? If yes, what did you sell?

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Do you know how to bargain? If yes, what was your best deal?

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3.Comprehension Check-up (7 mins)

​What did Bob have for sale?

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Why is Bob selling it?

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How much did Bob want?

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How much did Paul want to pay?

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4.Draw Connections ( 7 mins)

​When was the last time you made a good bargain?

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Are you good at saving money?

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Do you think that money can buy love?

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How important is money to you?

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Are you saving money to buy something? If so, what are you planning to buy?

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How much do you usually spend each month on entertainment?

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How much do you usually spend each month on food?

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How much do you usually spend each month on transportation?

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How much does it cost to get a haircut in your country?

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How much does it cost to ride a bus in your country?

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UNIT 22.2: TIPPING PREFERENCE

Paul: Thanks. 

Marie: Thanks for dinner.

Paul: My pleasure. I saved a lot of money on the camera. 

Marie: Should I leave the tip?

Paul: No, I’ll put it on the credit card. 

Marie: Five dollars? That’s not enough.

Paul: Sure it is. 

Marie: The bill was fifty dollars. That’s only ten percent.

Paul: So? 

Marie: Didn’t you like the food?

Paul: It was good. 

Marie: Was there a problem with the service?

Paul: No. 

Marie: Then you need to leave at least fifteen percent.

Paul: No. I don’t. 

Marie: Paul, we come here all the time. The waitress gives us great service because we usually tip well.

Paul: I always leave ten percent. 

Waiter: Have a nice evening.

Marie: We’re not quite ready.

Waiter: No problem.

Paul: Look. I’m paying tonight, so I get to decide how much to tip. 

Marie: Oh, all right. Hey! Isn’t that Mr. Evans over there?

Paul: Where? 

Marie: Never mind. It’s someone else. Shall we go? 

Waiter: Thank you very much.

Paul: You’re welcome.

2.Vocabulary Check (7 mins)

Camera (n)
Pay (v)
Never mind (phrase)
Leave (v)
Tip (n)
Credit card (n)
Bill (n)
Percent (n)
Service (n)
Waitress (n)
Quite (adv)

Do you have a camera? If yes, is it quite an expensive one?

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Do you leave a tip for the waitress in a restaurant? If so, how many percent?         

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What kind of utility service do we usually have in the house?                     

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Do you use your credit card to pay for bills online? If not, then never mind.

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3.Comprehension Check-up (7 mins)

​What was the main subject of the conversation between Paul and Marie?

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How much does Paul usually tip?

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How much does Marie usually tip?

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How does Paul feel about tipping 15 percent?

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4.Draw Connections ( 7 mins)

What is the name of your favorite restaurant?

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What is your favorite dish there?

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When you eat out with your friend, who normally pays?

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Do people in our country leave a tip for servers? If yes, what is the average percentage?

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When you are on a date with someone, who normally pays?

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Do you think money can buy happiness? If yes, why?

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Who takes care of the money in your family?

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What was the last thing you bought for someone?

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