Task 15.Join two halves of the proverbs or idioms below.
| 1. Better an empty purse | a) of all evil |
| 2. A dollar saved | b) but real happiness |
| 3. He who pays the piper, | c) be measured in dollars |
| 4. Money has | d) than an empty head |
| 5. Money is a good servant, | e) no smell |
| 6. Money | f) but a bad master |
| 7. Money is the root | g) makes money |
| 8. The true value of life cannot | h) calls the tune |
| 9. Money will buy everything | i) is a dollar earned |
Task 16.Act out (show) any proverb you like for other teams to guess the proverb (without any sounds or words) and offer your Russian equivalent. You can use only gestures and mime but also any items to clarify the meaning of the proverb