Money phrasal verbs advanced

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to help sb to get out of a difficult situation by giving them money

• to cough up

• to run through smth

• to bail sb out

• to work smth off

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I'm not really good at managing my finance so I often _______ a large amount of money without realizing it.

• cough up

• run through

• bail out

• work off

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to provide money, often unwillingly

• to cough up

• to run through smth

• to bail sb out

• to work smth off

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I borrowed a lot of money last month so now i need ______ the debt.

• to cough up

• to run through

• to bail out

• to work off

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to use a lot of smth, specially money

• to break into smth

• to put smth by

• to set sb back

• to gobble up

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The hospital bills were so high that I had ______ my savings to foot the bills.

• to break into

• to put by

• to set back

• to gobble up

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to save smth in order to use it later

• to break into smth

• to put smth by

• to set sb back

• to gobble up

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to cost a particular amount of smth, especially a big one

• to break into smth

• to put smth by

• to set sb back

• to gobble up

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The new furniture set me back almost 100 thousand and _____ completely.

• cleaned me out

• to put by

• to set me back

• to gobble up

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to pay sb the money you owe them

• to clean sb out

• to square up with sb

• to come into smth

• to rent smth out