How to spend your money to make you happier
This is a list of key vocabulary and expressions from the article in order of how useful they are. The student must choose 6 items from the list to study in the lesson.
To make someone/ something happy, sad, difficult, etc.
‘You could have earned if you had worked instead’
So if you were to let the evidence guide your spending, what should you do?
15 conversation-provoking questions related to the article.
1. What is point number 1, and do you think this is good advice?
2. What is point number 2, and do you think this is good advice?
3. What is point number 3, and do you think this is good advice?
4. What is point number 4, and do you think this is good advice?
5. What is point number 5, and do you think this is good advice?
6. What is point number 6, and do you think this is good advice?
7. What is point number 7, and do you think this is good advice?
8. What is point number 8, and do you think this is good advice?
9. What is point number 9, and do you think this is good advice?
10. What’s the best purchase you’ve ever made?
11. Do your friends think you are a stingy person?
12. For you, what would be a good ‘experience’ that you could buy?
13. What material thing are you considering buying at the moment?
14. What do you spend your disposable income on?
15. Have you ever stolen something?