Phrasal Verbs: Money

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Phrasal verbs used to talk aobut money

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Phrasal Verbs: MoneyVersion en ligne Phrasal verbs used to talk aobut money par Carmina Fallada Pouget 1 I'm the happiest person today. I've finally paid off all my loans!! a to give money in return of services or a product b to accmulate money c to spend a lot of money 2 I've been saving up for our trip to Mexico! I've already saved 2000€!! a to survive on a little amount of money b to accumulate money for future use c to spend a lot of money 3 Students in London find it difficult to get by on money they earn from part-time work. a to spend a lot of money b to save money c to survive on a little amount of money 4 Money doesn't grow on trees a This just means that the most important things are free; like friendship, love, trust, etc. b This means that financial transactions, trade & business are what makes everything happen in the world. c This means that you have to work for money. You can’t get it without working. 5 I'm always broke at the end of the month a I have no money. b I have a lot of money 6 One reason he has so much money is that he's so tight-fisted! a This means he's very generous b This means he is not generous at all. He's a scrooge. 7 In the current economic crisis a lot of families are finding it hard to make ends meet. a 'To make ends meet' means to have enough money to live on b 'To make ends meet' means to earn a lot of money.

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Phrasal verbs used to talk aobut money

par Carmina Fallada Pouget

I'm the happiest person today. I've finally paid off all my loans!!

to give money in return of services or a product

to accmulate money

to spend a lot of money

I've been saving up for our trip to Mexico! I've already saved 2000€!!

to survive on a little amount of money

to accumulate money for future use

to spend a lot of money

Students in London find it difficult to get by on money they earn from part-time work.

to spend a lot of money

to save money

to survive on a little amount of money

Money doesn't grow on trees

This just means that the most important things are free; like friendship, love, trust, etc.

This means that financial transactions, trade & business are what makes everything happen in the world.

This means that you have to work for money. You can’t get it without working.

I'm always broke at the end of the month

I have no money.

I have a lot of money

One reason he has so much money is that he's so tight-fisted!

This means he's very generous

This means he is not generous at all. He's a scrooge.

In the current economic crisis a lot of families are finding it hard to make ends meet.

'To make ends meet' means to have enough money to live on

'To make ends meet' means to earn a lot of money.

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Phrasal Verbs: MoneyVersion en ligne

par Carmina Fallada Pouget

I'm the happiest person today. I've finally paid off all my loans!!

I've been saving up for our trip to Mexico! I've already saved 2000€!!

Students in London find it difficult to get by on money they earn from part-time work.

Money doesn't grow on trees

I'm always broke at the end of the month

One reason he has so much money is that he's so tight-fisted!

In the current economic crisis a lot of families are finding it hard to make ends meet.

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