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Money vocabVersion en ligne Money vocab par Cecilia Ozaeta A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Starts with A The place in a bank where you keep your money. Starts with B The money you have available and a plan for spending it. Starts with C To ask someone to pay a particular amount of money for a product or service. Starts with D Money given to an organization to help it. Starts with E To receive money for the work you do. Starts with F The preposition we use in: “pay ___ dinner” or “charge someone £60 ___ a service. Starts with G To start owing money to other people or to a bank. Starts with H SPECIAL QUESTION: A piece of paper that shows how much money you have to pay for something. Starts with I To put money into something hoping to make more money in the future. Starts with J SPECIAL QUESTION: To receive money or property from someone after they die. Starts with K SPECIAL QUESTION: Money that you must pay to the government. Starts with L To give money to someone and expect them to pay it back. Starts with M A loan from a bank used to buy a house. Starts with N SPECIAL QUESTION: Money that a person or a bank lends you, and that you must pay back. Starts with O To need to pay money back to someone. Starts with P To return money that you borrowed. Starts with Q SPECIAL QUESTION: A fast way of paying by card or phone without using your PIN. Starts with R To collect money for a cause, for example a hospital or charity. Starts with S To keep money instead of spending it. Starts with T To move money from one bank account to another. Starts with U SPECIAL QUESTION: To not have enough money to buy or do something. Starts with V SPECIAL QUESTION: To take money from someone and promise to give it back later. Starts with W To use money carelessly on things you do not need. Starts with X SPECIAL QUESTION: Money you pay regularly to a company, and they pay you if something bad happens. Starts with Y SPECIAL QUESTION: The amount of money you need to pay to buy or do something.

Money vocabVersion en ligne

Money vocab

par Cecilia Ozaeta

Starts with A

The place in a bank where you keep your money.

Starts with B

The money you have available and a plan for spending it.

Starts with C

To ask someone to pay a particular amount of money for a product or service.

Starts with D

Money given to an organization to help it.

Starts with E

To receive money for the work you do.

Starts with F

The preposition we use in: “pay _ dinner” or “charge someone £60 _ a service.

Starts with G

To start owing money to other people or to a bank.

Starts with H

SPECIAL QUESTION: A piece of paper that shows how much money you have to pay for something.

Starts with I

To put money into something hoping to make more money in the future.

Starts with J

SPECIAL QUESTION: To receive money or property from someone after they die.

Starts with K

SPECIAL QUESTION: Money that you must pay to the government.

Starts with L

To give money to someone and expect them to pay it back.

Starts with M

A loan from a bank used to buy a house.

Starts with N

SPECIAL QUESTION: Money that a person or a bank lends you, and that you must pay back.

Starts with O

To need to pay money back to someone.

Starts with P

To return money that you borrowed.

Starts with Q

SPECIAL QUESTION: A fast way of paying by card or phone without using your PIN.

Starts with R

To collect money for a cause, for example a hospital or charity.

Starts with S

To keep money instead of spending it.

Starts with T

To move money from one bank account to another.

Starts with U

SPECIAL QUESTION: To not have enough money to buy or do something.

Starts with V

SPECIAL QUESTION: To take money from someone and promise to give it back later.

Starts with W

To use money carelessly on things you do not need.

Starts with X

SPECIAL QUESTION: Money you pay regularly to a company, and they pay you if something bad happens.

Starts with Y

SPECIAL QUESTION: The amount of money you need to pay to buy or do something.

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Starts with A

The place in a bank where you keep your money.

Starts with B

The money you have available and a plan for spending it.

Starts with C

To ask someone to pay a particular amount of money for a product or service.

Starts with D

Money given to an organization to help it.

Starts with E

To receive money for the work you do.

Starts with F

The preposition we use in: “pay ___ dinner” or “charge someone £60 ___ a service.

Starts with G

To start owing money to other people or to a bank.

Starts with H

SPECIAL QUESTION: A piece of paper that shows how much money you have to pay for something.

Starts with I

To put money into something hoping to make more money in the future.

Starts with J

SPECIAL QUESTION: To receive money or property from someone after they die.

Starts with K

SPECIAL QUESTION: Money that you must pay to the government.

Starts with L

To give money to someone and expect them to pay it back.

Starts with M

A loan from a bank used to buy a house.

Starts with N

SPECIAL QUESTION: Money that a person or a bank lends you, and that you must pay back.

Starts with O

To need to pay money back to someone.

Starts with P

To return money that you borrowed.

Starts with Q

SPECIAL QUESTION: A fast way of paying by card or phone without using your PIN.

Starts with R

To collect money for a cause, for example a hospital or charity.

Starts with S

To keep money instead of spending it.

Starts with T

To move money from one bank account to another.

Starts with U

SPECIAL QUESTION: To not have enough money to buy or do something.

Starts with V

SPECIAL QUESTION: To take money from someone and promise to give it back later.

Starts with W

To use money carelessly on things you do not need.

Starts with X

SPECIAL QUESTION: Money you pay regularly to a company, and they pay you if something bad happens.

Starts with Y

SPECIAL QUESTION: The amount of money you need to pay to buy or do something.

The preposition we use in: “pay _ dinner” or “charge someone £60 _ a service.