Тема 3. Англійські банкноти і монети

Ситуація 1. Складіть історію із наступних фрагментів, але ви, як оповідач, віддаєте перевагу офіційним і лаконічним висловлюванням:

currency, denomination, bearer, demanded, to mint, feature, promised, banknotes

1. Pieces of paper money are for you. For the country’s central bank that has the right to issue them, they are called otherwise.

2. The bank can supply you with foreign banknotes and coins; it is the usual practice.

3. The Bank of England has the right to manufacture the coins on their own.

4. Today a lot of our branch-bank customers request for notes of less than $100 value.

5. He has told me definitely that he can help me in my bank transaction, so I expect.

6. Last year, the firm became suspicious about the bonds and asked the people who owned them to submit confirmations; some bank staff were in that history.

7. The Bank Secretary has always strictly expected from his children the highest standards of behavior. In any situation, he educates future bankers.

8. The backs of English banknotes show portraits of different famous people that are part of national history.

Ситуація 2. Якщо ваш клієнт не пізнає слово англійською мовою, то ви звертаєтесь до фонетичного письма, в якому наступні слова виглядають як:

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Ситуація 3. Деяким людям до вподоби точні формулювання, у такому разі вони наступні вислови замінять на інші:

напис, уповноважувати, пред’явник, монета, касир, підпис, кругообіг

1. A small round piece of metal, usually coloured silver or copper, and used as money is called…………..

2. …… is the exchange of money within an economy in every country.

3. Important words that are written or cut on some objects or material are called ……...

4. A person’s name written in a special way, sometimes fancifully and decorated by him/herself, is known to be……….

5. To get official, especially legal permission to do something means to make ………..

6. ………… is someone whose job is to collect payments and give out the change in a shop, bank, or hotel etc.

7. Someone who owns or possesses a document such as a bond, cheque or a bill of exchange is ………...