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Bank services commission, debited, in full, interest, issued, outstanding,
salaries, slip, statement, withdraw, banker’s draft, cash dispenser, credit
rating, credit transfer, financial institutions, standing order
Banks offer many services to businesses and their customers. Here are some
of the most common:
Many people now have a card which enables them to 1….. money from a
2….. .You feed t\your card into the machine and key in your PIN (personal
identification number) and the amount of money you want. If you have
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enough in your account, the money requested will be 3… to you up to a daily
limit. Your account is automatically 4…. for the amount you have drawn out.
Provided you have a sound 5…., you can get a credit card from a bank and
other 6…. . To obtain goods or services, you present your card and sign a
special voucher. When it receives the voucher, the credit card company pays
the trader (less a 7….) and sends you a monthly 8…. .Depending on the type
of card you have, you will either have to pay 9…. or be able to pay part of
what is owed and pay 10… on the balance left 11…. .
If you need to make fixed payments at regular intervals, e.g. for insurance
premiums, you can arrange a 12…. (sometimes known as a banker’s order)
so that the bank will do this for you.
If you have several bills to pay, you can do this by 13… . You write one
check for the total sum involved, fill in a 14….for each bill and hand
everything to the bank cashier.
The transfer system is also used by employers to pay 15…. directly into
employee’s bank accounts.
If you are dealing with supplier for the first time, a 16…. may be used as
payment. This is a check guaranteed by a bank and therefore it is not likely to
‘bounce’
Упражнение № 4
Выпишите из текста (текст ниже) все слова с окончанием – ing и определите его
функцию.
Например: including – Participle I
Упражнение № 5
Выпишите из текста (текст ниже) все слова с окончанием – ed и определите его
функцию.
Например: accounted - Participle II
Упражнение № 7
Выпишите из текста (текст ниже) Participle I, Participle II, Gerund,
Present Continuous и распределите их в следующей таблице
Partciple I Participle II Gerund Present Continuous
ТЕКСТ
TODAY’S BANK SERVICES
For most people the first banking service they take up is a cheque account.
The cheque account provides:
· a safe place for money
· a quick and simple way to withdraw cash for your everyday needs
· a convenient way to make all the payments you need to other people or
other organisations
With your cheque account comes your cheque book – and also (by
arrangement) your cash dispenser card and your Cheque guarantee card.
Bank cards
“Plastic cards” available to bank customers include cheque guarantee card,
credit cards and debit cards – all of which can help you pay for goods and
services without carrying cash. This is an area which is rapidly developing
and new products are always coming onto the market.
Savings for future
The banks offer a wide range of savings accounts. The interest paid varies
according to the amount of savings in the account and the length of notice
required for withdrawal. Generally, the more you save, the higher the interest
rate is.
With some savings accounts you can combine the convenience of a cheque
book, with interest, as long as you keep a certain balance in the account.
Savings accounts
· What is a saving account?
The savings account is an account for money that you do not need for day-today
expenses. You can open a savings account with as little as 5.00 DM.
Whenever you want to save a sum of money you just go to the bank and pay
it in.
Every private customer should have a savings account as a basis for major
investments or to cope with unexpected expenses. Many parents open
savings accounts for their children.
If you need money you can withdraw up to 2,000 DM in any 30 days without
having to give notice. If you need more than 2,000 DM you have to give three
month’s notice or you will lose interest.
· How do you know what’s in your account?
When you open your savings account you receive a passbook or savings
book. Every deposit and withdrawal is entered in it. So you always have a
complete written record of everything that happens to your account. The
interest that your money earns is also recorded.
· What are the advantages?
Any money put into your savings account begins earning interest from the
day we receive it. The interest rate may vary from time to time according to
the long-term money market rate, but we aim to keep it as high and as
constant as possible.
You can pay money into your savings account at any branch of the national
Bank throughout the country. And you can withdraw up to 2,000 DM on
demand at any National Bank branch, as long as you bring your passbook.
· How much does it cost?
Savings accounts are free of charge. We think this makes them even more
profitable for you.
· Anything else to think about?
You can earn a higher rate of interest if you arrange for special periods of
notice, e.g. one, two or four years.
As a current account holder you can place a standing order with us for regular
transfers to your savings account. You can even tell us to transfer on a
certain day of each month all the money that is left in your current account on
that day.
Current accounts
· What is a current account?
The current account is an account for everyone. It is an account for receiving
money from other people: wage-earners can have their wages paid into the
account and businessmen can receive money from their customers.
The current account is an account for paying your bills rent, subscriptions and
other expenses. It’s the account with our cheque service. If you want to pay
money to someone you just write a cheque or send us a credit transfer.
The current account is an account for keeping your money safe. If you keep
money in your current account you can go shopping without having to carry
cash around with you. When you want to make a payment you simply fill in
the amount on a cheque and hand it, together with your cheque card, to the
cashier in the shop.
· How do you know what’s in your account?
We’ll send you regular statements telling you exactly what has been debited
or credited to your account.
· What are the other advantages?
As a current account holder you can make use of all our other banking
services. You can send money abroad, buy and sell stock and shares place
standing orders or authorise direct debits. You will be welcome to apply for an
overdraft or other loan facilities. We’ll always be around to help you in all
money matters.
· How much does it cost?
There will be a small basic charge every entry month and an even smaller
additional charge for every entry. The charges are debited once a quarter and
will appear on your bank statement. We are sure you’ll soon find out that your
current account saves you a lot more money that it costs.
Credit cards
Used wisely, credit cards are a convenient way of making purchases at the
point-of-sale, while paying for them later. They are not a recommended way
of borrowing money since the interest charged is relatively high.
Loans
For large purchases, or for when you want to spread the cost over a long
period of time, a personal loan could be more suitable. Sometimes you can
arrange a shorter term overdraft with bank. Loans can also be arranged for
specific needs – such as a home improvement loan. And of course the largest
most important loan of all – for most of us – is the mortgage – a loan to buy a
home over a period of perhaps 25 years.
Nowadays more and more people are going abroad – whether for business or
holiday. The banks provide a service here through supplying foreign currency,
travellers cheques and eurocheques, together with advice on your trip.
Заранее большое спасибо
Прочитайте 2 часть текста и вставьте в пропуски подходящие
слова по смыслу.
Bank services commission, debited, in full, interest, issued, outstanding,
salaries, slip, statement, withdraw, banker’s draft, cash dispenser, credit
rating, credit transfer, financial institutions, standing order
Banks offer many services to businesses and their customers. Here are some
of the most common:
Many people now have a card which enables them to 1….. money from a
2….. .You feed t\your card into the machine and key in your PIN (personal
identification number) and the amount of money you want. If you have
192
enough in your account, the money requested will be 3… to you up to a daily
limit. Your account is automatically 4…. for the amount you have drawn out.
Provided you have a sound 5…., you can get a credit card from a bank and
other 6…. . To obtain goods or services, you present your card and sign a
special voucher. When it receives the voucher, the credit card company pays
the trader (less a 7….) and sends you a monthly 8…. .Depending on the type
of card you have, you will either have to pay 9…. or be able to pay part of
what is owed and pay 10… on the balance left 11…. .
If you need to make fixed payments at regular intervals, e.g. for insurance
premiums, you can arrange a 12…. (sometimes known as a banker’s order)
so that the bank will do this for you.
If you have several bills to pay, you can do this by 13… . You write one
check for the total sum involved, fill in a 14….for each bill and hand
everything to the bank cashier.
The transfer system is also used by employers to pay 15…. directly into
employee’s bank accounts.
If you are dealing with supplier for the first time, a 16…. may be used as
payment. This is a check guaranteed by a bank and therefore it is not likely to
‘bounce’
Упражнение № 4
Выпишите из текста (текст ниже) все слова с окончанием – ing и определите его
функцию.
Например: including – Participle I
Упражнение № 5
Выпишите из текста (текст ниже) все слова с окончанием – ed и определите его
функцию.
Например: accounted - Participle II
Упражнение № 7
Выпишите из текста (текст ниже) Participle I, Participle II, Gerund,
Present Continuous и распределите их в следующей таблице
Partciple I Participle II Gerund Present Continuous
ТЕКСТ
TODAY’S BANK SERVICES
For most people the first banking service they take up is a cheque account.
The cheque account provides:
· a safe place for money
· a quick and simple way to withdraw cash for your everyday needs
· a convenient way to make all the payments you need to other people or
other organisations
With your cheque account comes your cheque book – and also (by
arrangement) your cash dispenser card and your Cheque guarantee card.
Bank cards
“Plastic cards” available to bank customers include cheque guarantee card,
credit cards and debit cards – all of which can help you pay for goods and
services without carrying cash. This is an area which is rapidly developing
and new products are always coming onto the market.
Savings for future
The banks offer a wide range of savings accounts. The interest paid varies
according to the amount of savings in the account and the length of notice
required for withdrawal. Generally, the more you save, the higher the interest
rate is.
With some savings accounts you can combine the convenience of a cheque
book, with interest, as long as you keep a certain balance in the account.
Savings accounts
· What is a saving account?
The savings account is an account for money that you do not need for day-today
expenses. You can open a savings account with as little as 5.00 DM.
Whenever you want to save a sum of money you just go to the bank and pay
it in.
Every private customer should have a savings account as a basis for major
investments or to cope with unexpected expenses. Many parents open
savings accounts for their children.
If you need money you can withdraw up to 2,000 DM in any 30 days without
having to give notice. If you need more than 2,000 DM you have to give three
month’s notice or you will lose interest.
· How do you know what’s in your account?
When you open your savings account you receive a passbook or savings
book. Every deposit and withdrawal is entered in it. So you always have a
complete written record of everything that happens to your account. The
interest that your money earns is also recorded.
· What are the advantages?
Any money put into your savings account begins earning interest from the
day we receive it. The interest rate may vary from time to time according to
the long-term money market rate, but we aim to keep it as high and as
constant as possible.
You can pay money into your savings account at any branch of the national
Bank throughout the country. And you can withdraw up to 2,000 DM on
demand at any National Bank branch, as long as you bring your passbook.
· How much does it cost?
Savings accounts are free of charge. We think this makes them even more
profitable for you.
· Anything else to think about?
You can earn a higher rate of interest if you arrange for special periods of
notice, e.g. one, two or four years.
As a current account holder you can place a standing order with us for regular
transfers to your savings account. You can even tell us to transfer on a
certain day of each month all the money that is left in your current account on
that day.
Current accounts
· What is a current account?
The current account is an account for everyone. It is an account for receiving
money from other people: wage-earners can have their wages paid into the
account and businessmen can receive money from their customers.
The current account is an account for paying your bills rent, subscriptions and
other expenses. It’s the account with our cheque service. If you want to pay
money to someone you just write a cheque or send us a credit transfer.
The current account is an account for keeping your money safe. If you keep
money in your current account you can go shopping without having to carry
cash around with you. When you want to make a payment you simply fill in
the amount on a cheque and hand it, together with your cheque card, to the
cashier in the shop.
· How do you know what’s in your account?
We’ll send you regular statements telling you exactly what has been debited
or credited to your account.
· What are the other advantages?
As a current account holder you can make use of all our other banking
services. You can send money abroad, buy and sell stock and shares place
standing orders or authorise direct debits. You will be welcome to apply for an
overdraft or other loan facilities. We’ll always be around to help you in all
money matters.
· How much does it cost?
There will be a small basic charge every entry month and an even smaller
additional charge for every entry. The charges are debited once a quarter and
will appear on your bank statement. We are sure you’ll soon find out that your
current account saves you a lot more money that it costs.
Credit cards
Used wisely, credit cards are a convenient way of making purchases at the
point-of-sale, while paying for them later. They are not a recommended way
of borrowing money since the interest charged is relatively high.
Loans
For large purchases, or for when you want to spread the cost over a long
period of time, a personal loan could be more suitable. Sometimes you can
arrange a shorter term overdraft with bank. Loans can also be arranged for
specific needs – such as a home improvement loan. And of course the largest
most important loan of all – for most of us – is the mortgage – a loan to buy a
home over a period of perhaps 25 years.
Nowadays more and more people are going abroad – whether for business or
holiday. The banks provide a service here through supplying foreign currency,
travellers cheques and eurocheques, together with advice on your trip.
Заранее большое спасибо
