Course Description

This English course introduces you to vocabulary connected to money, exploring the terms and definitions used to describe a variety of banking services. In our introductory reading, we show you how to use these vocabulary words in context and provide practical tips on budgeting and saving money. After examining this terminology, we explore some grammar topics.

The grammar sections will help you better understand modal verbs when used for deduction and speculation. We also explain how to form and answer negative questions and demonstrate how to use 'can't have' and 'needn't have' correctly. Once you have mastered these grammar points, we will help you integrate your new grammar and vocabulary skills.

The final section focuses on practicing reading, listening, speaking, and writing using what you have learned about the banking environment, modal verbs, and negative questions. As you develop your writing skills, you must ensure you progress from writing simple sentences to forming paragraphs. The course's writing tip focuses on writing powerful concluding sentences in paragraphs, and our downloadable writing task, found in the 'Resources' section, allows you to develop this skill. Don't hold back. Continue progressing as an English student, and enroll in this English course today.

What you'll learn in this course?

• English Pronunciation

• Upper-Intermediate English

• ESOL

• English Vocabulary

• English Language

• English Conversation

• English Writing

• English Grammar

• English Speaking