Why Prices Feel Higher Than Before

Conversation - B1-B2 | Intermediate Level

4.9 $

Jan. 19 Mon , 18:00 USA

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Description

In this session, we will explore why prices for goods and services seem higher than before. You will learn about basic economic factors like inflation, supply and demand, and global events that influence prices. We will discuss how these changes affect everyday life, from grocery shopping to paying for services. By the end, you will be able to talk confidently about price changes, express your opinions, and use related vocabulary in daily conversations.

Session Activities

Question 1: Do you think your favorite food has become more expensive?

Question 2: Can you remember a time when something was very cheap compared to now?

Question 3: How do rising prices make you feel?

Question 1: Why do you think prices rise during inflation?

Question 2: How do supply chain problems affect prices?

Question 3: How do supply chain problems affect prices?

Question 4: What are some items that have increased in price the most recently?

Question 5: Do you think wages rise as fast as prices? Why or why not

Question 6: Have you noticed price differences between online stores and physical stores?

Question 7: How do advertisements and marketing affect the way we perceive prices?

Recession

a period of economic slowdown

Scarcity

limited availability of something.

Deficit

when expenses are higher than income or production.

Pay through the nose

pay much more than expected