Matching Pairs BANK VOCABULARY 1Online version LESSON 2 UNIT 1 by Uriah Ferreira 1 Bank Clerk 2 Bills 3 Counterfeit 4 Cash 5 Bucks or Quid 6 Credit card 7 Denominations 8 Coins 9 Teller 10 Debit Card These are slang terms used to refer to money in the US and UK, respectively. Physical money in general is referred to as cash. When you don’t have any cash, you need to go to the bank. When money is not real, it is called counterfeit. If you come across counterfeit money, you should go to the police! Cash comes in different quantities. These amounts are called enominations. For example, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100." A synonym for teller. The term bank clerk is more common in the UK. A card that allows you to buy things and pay for them later. A teller is a person who works for a bank and is responsible for interacting with customers. When money is in its paper form, it is described as a bill or a note. A card connected to your bank account that lets you buy things without using cash. The money is withdrawn immediately from your account. Coins are money in the form of flat, round pieces of metal. Some people don't like to carry coins because they are a bit heavy.
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