Hi English learners! 👋 

Welcome to another edition of the ChatBubble newsletter. A weekly collection of activities and games to practise your English.

 📊 This lesson is for intermediate (B1) and advanced (B2+) learners.

Today we’re talking about money. Everyone needs it, everyone wants it, and in this lesson we’re going to practise English while learning how to get it!

Ready? Let’s go!

How to get rich 🤑 

Part 1 🎲 

 📊 Advanced (B2+) 🔠 Vocabulary ⏱️4 mins

Obviously, I can’t tell you how to get rich (I’m an English teacher so, evidently, I don’t make good life choices 😅) but luckily for us, this guy can!

Before watching the video, let’s learn these 11 words and phrases. They’ll help you understand the video better.

Can you get all 11 correct?

Part 2 🎧️ 

📊 Advanced (B2) 🎧️ Listening ⏱️ 10-25 mins

Shaan is going to give us some advice on how to get rich. Watch the video and decide if the statements below are true or false.

Reply to this email with your answers 🤗 

1. Shaan thinks you should work as hard as you possibly can. (4:48)

2. Find the thing that feels like play to you but like work to other people because it will help you become the best. (7:50)

3. You should hang out with wealthy people to understand their habits. (8:50)

4. You can do everything. (14:20)

5. An intense approach improves your chances of success. (20:10)

Bonus activity ⭐️ 

Can you hear all of the words and phrases from the quiz in the video?

Let’s read something

📊 Intermediate (B1) 📖 Reading ⏱️ 10-15 mins

Do you want to learn more about wealth and money? (Of course you do!)

Rich Dad Poor Dad is an international bestseller by Robert T. Kiyosaki, in which he talks about his experience as a child growing up with two dads - his real dad and the father of his best friend, his rich dad - and the ways in which both men shaped his approach and thoughts about money and investing.

The book talks about whether you really need to earn a lot to be rich and explains the difference between working for money and having your money work for you.

Click the book to read a sample of Rich Dad Poor Dad, and as you’re reading, make a note of ten words or phrases that are new for you 😀