PART 2 · LESSON 13 OF 30 · 31 MINUTES
Into It, Out of It
Thursday the ninth of March 2028, the thirteenth lesson of this level. Five in the afternoon, Emma's bank, the adviser's desk, and a joint account for two. Eight hundred euros each into it on the first of the month, the rent out of it on the fifth, the electricity and the shopping too, a card each, and the bank manager, Emma's Wednesday evening student, who finds it all very serious. Hugo wants to put in a thousand, Emma won't have it, and the pen stays at the bank. Say we each put eight hundred euros a month into it, with the little word for there, and the rent comes out of it on the fifth, with the little word for of it.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
Thursday the ninth of March 2028, five in the afternoon, Emma's bank, four days after the list went up on the fridge. At the adviser's desk, the woman who once blocked Emma's card, a joint account is opened for two, eight hundred euros each into it, the rent and the rest out of it. Behind her, the manager's door opens, and Emma's Wednesday evening student has a verdict. This is the conversation you'll be able to say by the end of the lesson.
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