Q222. If you could win a lot of money, how much would you want to win and why? A. Sample Answer If I won the lottery, I would want to win one million dollars. The first reason is because lottery
winnings get taxed. I want to win enough money so that I can still pay off my debts after much of the
cash is lost to taxes. I owe money to many people. For example, I owe money to many of my friends
who lent me money to buy an iPad, iPod, Macbook, and iPhone 5. I also owe my parents who paid to
fix my car after I hit a mailbox and dented the front of it. Lastly, I owe money to the government
because they loaned me money for college. Secondly, I think one million dollars is sufficient for my
needs. My money management skills aren’t the best yet. I feel that if I won a lot more than that, I
would waste money on frivolous things that I don’t want or need. Plus, I want to be able to use up all
of my winnings fairly quickly so I don’t have a long line of people at my door asking me to lend them
money. I just want enough to pay off my debts. After all, money is the root of all evil. So, if I won the
lottery, I think winning one million dollars would be perfect.
B. Create new sentences using the expressions below. (1) be exempted from
(2) duty-free shop
(3) owe A to B
(4) be sufficient for
C. Find an error in each sentence. (1) If I won the lottery, I will donate most of the money to the charity.
(2) The lottery winner spent all the money and finished up empty-handed.
(3) He had enough money to pay for all his debts.
(4) Ten million dollars are good enough to help the poor people in my village.
Q223. We are continuously learning and doing new things in life and often times we fail at our first attempt. Describe your first
