H. Supply prepositions where necessary.

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H. Supply prepositions where necessary.

as/about/by/during/for/from/in/into/of/on/on behalf of/out /to/ through/with

1)  Commercial banks of Russia have developed ... the past few years.

2)  The Central Bank acts ... the Government and works ... close cooperation with the other banks of Russia.

3)  It is ... the Central Bank that the Government's monetary policy is implemented.

4)  Savings banks receive money ... their customers in two forms: ... current account and deposit account.

5)  ... a current account a customer can issue cheques.

6)  No interest is paid ... current accounts.

7)  Commercial banks receive money ... savers ... current and deposit accounts.

8)  They work ... profit and earn interest... the bank.

9)  The man decided to open an account... the bank and to put some monеу ... his account. He asked the bankers ... the interest he might get... his money. Then he decided to draw ... some dollars. He intended to transfer his money ... another bank because the bank's charges ... all services are rather high…

10)  I’d like to buy some foreign currency and change roubles ... dollars. Here is a cheque ... roubles. It is a cheque ... 1000000 roubles ... my name.

I. Revise comparing and contrasting phrases and compare the following.

Saving account and checking account; merchant bank and clearing bank; deposit and withdrawal; cheque and credit card; loan and overdraft, primary and secondary functions; e-banking and traditional banking, loan and advance

J. Complete a summary using the vocabulary.

Bank is a lawful organization which renders a wide range of services to individuals. They r…. and hold deposits, p… money according to custoners instructions, l… money, etc.

There are still many people in Britain who do not have b… a… Ttraditionally, factory workers were paid wages in c… on Fridays. Non-manual workers, however, usually receive a monthly salary in the form of a c… or a t… paid directly into their bank account.

A c… account (US: c… a…) usually pays little or no interest, but allows the holder to w… his or her cash with no restrictions. D… accounts (in the US called time or notice accounts) pay i…. They do not usually provide c… (US: c…) facilities, and notice is often required to w… money. S… o… and diect d… are ways of paying r… bills at regular intervals.

A bank l.. is a fixed sum of money, lent for a fixed period, on which i… is paid; banks usually require someform of c… before lending. An o… is an arrangement by which a customer can overdraw an account, i.e. run up a d… to an agreed limit; i… on debt is calculated daily.

B… make profit from the differentials between the i… r… they pay on d… and those they charge on l… . They are also able to l… more money than they receive in depoits because d… rarely withdraw all their money at the same time. In order to find a trade-off between y… and r…. If they fail they are called i…

K. Draw the banking services flow chart and use it as a plan for speaking about bank functions.

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