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Vocabulary B week 9 - MONEY
Vocabulary B week 9 - MONEY
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1
If you borrow money from a friend, it's important to __ them __.
lend/back
pay/off
borrow/back
pay/back
2
All of the money you earn from things like your salary and investments and interest
interest
salary
wage
income
3
If something is very expensive, we say you will "pay through the __"
eyes
nose
ears
mouth
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If something is expensive, you could say it's __
pricey
a packet
reasonable
dicey
5
The money you earn per hour
peanuts
income
salary
wage
6
Extra money in your pocket that you might donate or give to the homeless
change
spare change
coins
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If you give someone money temporarily, you __ them money
invest
give
lend
borrow
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He's so __ __. He's got money __ __
well done/to burn
well off/worth a fortune
well off/to burn
loaded/ to turn
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The money the bank gives you for keeping your money in their account
interest
pension
raise
intrest
10
Money you pay children each week for doing small jobs around the house
allowance
spare change
coins
pocket money
11
notes and coins together are called __
spare change
currency
cash
12
To put money on shares in the stock market is one way to __ money
invest
earn
save
win
13
The money the government pays for people who are retired
salary
income
dole
pension
14
I'm a bit __ of money, so I'll have to __ my belt.
tight/tighten
short/tighten
loose/tighten
short/loosen
15
When you get money from a relative after they die
raise
invest
inherit
afford
16
Money or gifts you get in addition to your salary, usually once a year
a bonus
a pension
a rise
a raise
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What's this?
credit
cheque
pension
check
18
When your boss gives you more money
a bonus
a pension
a rise
a raise
19
paper money (plastic in Australia)
cash
notes
income
coins
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To pay for something in parts over time, such as a home loan or car loan
pay back
pay off
pay for
pay with