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    The document discusses 3 psychological tricks to help save money: 1. Harness the power of pre-commitment by thinking of your future self as perfect and committing to saving now for future goals. 2. Use transition moments like retirement or moving to your advantage by advertising savings options during these life changes when people are more open to new ideas. 3. Get a handle on small, frequent purchases like eating out that add up over time and decrease savings ability. Committing to not spending on small items each day can significantly improve savings.

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    The document discusses 3 psychological tricks to help save money: 1. Harness the power of pre-commitment by thinking of your future self as perfect and committing to saving now for future goals. 2. Use transition moments like retirement or moving to your advantage by advertising savings options during these life changes when people are more open to new ideas. 3. Get a handle on small, frequent purchases like eating out that add up over time and decrease savings ability. Committing to not spending on small items each day can significantly improve savings.

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    The document discusses 3 psychological tricks to help save money: 1. Harness the power of pre-commitment by thinking of your future self as perfect and committing to saving now for future goals. 2. Use transition moments like retirement or moving to your advantage by advertising savings options during these life changes when people are more open to new ideas. 3. Get a handle on small, frequent purchases like eating out that add up over time and decrease savings ability. Committing to not spending on small items each day can significantly improve savings.

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    The document discusses 3 psychological tricks to help save money: 1. Harness the power of pre-commitment by thinking of your future self as perfect and committing to saving now for future goals. 2. Use transition moments like retirement or moving to your advantage by advertising savings options during these life changes when people are more open to new ideas. 3. Get a handle on small, frequent purchases like eating out that add up over time and decrease savings ability. Committing to not spending on small items each day can significantly improve savings.

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    future simple -

    future continuous
    future simple
    მომავალი მარტივი დრო
    ეს დრო გამოხატავს ისეთ მოქმედებას, რომელიც
    მოხდება მომავალში.
    tomorrow, next week, (year month), the
    day after tomorrow, in two days

    will
    I will do my homework
    I will forgive you
    I will never make you cry
    you will be proud
    IF - WHEN

    WILL
    will -დაუზუსტებლად
    going to - აუცილებლად
    1 The dog is dirty. We .................................................. (wash) him.
    2 I .................................................. (visit) my grandparents on Saturday.
    3 We .................................................. (eat) at a restaurant tonight. It’s my mum’s
    birthday.
    4 Paul .................................................. (play) basketball later.
    5 When .................................................. you .................................................. (study) for the
    test?
    6 My mum .................................................. (not work) this week. She’s on holiday.
    7 What .................................................. you ..................................................(do) this
    afternoon?
    future simple continuous
    მომავალი განგრძობითი დრო
    ეს დრო გამოიყენება იმ დროის გამოსახატავად
    რომელიც მომავალში უნდა გაგრძელდეს. მომავლის
    პროცესი

    will be + Ving
    1) კონკრეტულად მითიტებულია დრო
    e.g i will be drawing tomorrow at 2 o'clock
    2) სხვა დროით ეთითება (when, after, before)
    e.g. we will be swimming in the rive tomorrow, when my
    father comes to visit us.
    2. (Sam / study / at two o’clock) ____________________________________________
    3. (you / work / tonight?) __________________________________________________
    4. A: (she / study?) ______________________________? B: No, she _____________
    5. (they / not drive / tomorrow) _____________________________________________
    6. A: (you / sleep?) _________________________________ B: Yes, I _____________
    7. (we / watch TV / tonight) ________________________________________________
    8. (Mr. Smith / fly to Italy / soon) ____________________________________________
    9. (the sun / set / at seven o’clock) __________________________________________
    10. A: (we / eat / soon?) ______________________________ B: Yes, we ___________
    11. (where / you / stay?) ___________________________________________________
    12. (I / do my homework / tonight) ____________________________________________
    13. (how / they / get to work?) _______________________________________________
    14. A: (she / play?) _______________________________? B: No, she _____________
    15. (I / get a haircut / this afternoon) __________________________________________
    1. I want to tour the area today. ________ (you/use) the car?
    2. Please don’t forget your tie because you ________ (meet) the administrators during your visit.
    3. The taxi driver ________(take) you to the Savoy Hotel.
    4. A shuttle ________(wait) for you outside the airport building at 8:30 p.m.
    5. There’s s big sale at Selfridges tomorrow. I’m sure people ________(queue) up the street from early morning.
    6. Put on something nice for the party. The photographers ________(take) pictures.
    7. You can’t stay here if you’ve decided not to go. We ________(look) for you.
    8. It’s an acceptable suggestion. I ________(think) it over.
    9. The price of petrol has gone up again. People ________(ride) their bicycles soon.
    10. I’m sure this statue ________(stand) here in the year 2010.
    11. ________ you ________ (join) us at 3.00 p.m.? we ________ (discuss) the new plan.
    12. Come to the stadium at 4:00 p.m. The world-famous football player ________(sign) the t-shirts.
    13. This time tomorrow I ________(fly) across the Pacific.
    14. I don’t want to call Janet just now. I’m sure she ________(bathe) the baby and she ________ (be able/not)
    answer the phone.
    15. If you need me, you ________(find) me at school. I ________(teach) in pavilion A until the lunch time.
    16. The festival begins next Saturday. People ________ (dance) and ________(sing) in the streets all week.
    17. I’m sure you ________(pass) your driving test, but I ________(keep) my fingers crossed for you all the same.
    18. We ________(not/learn) English this month. Our teacher has left.
    19. Our neighbours are having a party tonight. They ________(make) a lot of noise all night as usual.
    20. You can use John’s computer. He ________(not/work) here anymore.
    https://www.ted.com/talks/wendy_de_la_rosa_3_psychol
    ogical_tricks_to_help_you_save_money?referrer=playlist-
    the_way_we_work
    Here's number one: harness the power of pre-
    commitment. Fundamentally, we think about ourselves in
    two different ways: our present self and our future self.
    In the future, we're perfect.
    Number two: use transition moments to your advantage.
    We did an experiment with a website that helps older
    adults share their housing. We ran two ads on social
    media, targeted to the same population of 64-year-olds.
    The third and final trick: get a handle on small, frequent
    purchases. We've run a few different studies and found
    that the number one purchase people say they regret,
    after bank fees, is eating out. It's a frequent purchase we
    make almost every day, and it's death by a thousand
    cuts. A coffee here, a burrito there ... It adds up and
    decreases our ability to save.
    THANK YOU

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