MONEY AND TIME IDIOMS

Which of the following idioms does NOT mean "to be rich"?

• BE ROLLING IN IT

• HAVE ENOUGH MONEY TO GET BY

• BE LOADED

Which of the following idioms does NOT mean "to be rich"?

• LIVING ON THE BREADLINE

• BE COMFORTABLE

• THEY COULD BUY AND SELL YOU

Which of the following idioms does NOT mean "to be temporarily short of money"?

• BE IN THE RED

• BE A BIT HARD UP

• LIVING FROM HAND TO MOUTH

• THEY CAN'T MAKE ENDS MEET

Which of the following means "to get a discount"?

• I picked up a bargain.

• They knocked off a few dollars.

• They put money aside.

Which idiom means "to spend less money"?

• TO SPLASH OUT ON STH

• TO TIGHTEN YOUR BELT

• TO PICK UP A BARGAIN

Which of the following does NOT mean "that something is expensive"?

• COST AN ARM AND A LEG

• IT'S A RIP-OFF

• HE'S WORTH A FORTUNE

Which idiom does NOT mean "that something is expensive"?

• TO DIP INTO YOUR SAVINGS

• IT SETS YOU BACK A LITTLE BIT

• A BIT OVER THE TOP

Which of the following idioms does NOT mean "to be poor"?

• LIVING FROM HAND TO MOUTH

• WITHOUT A PENNY TO YOUR NAME

• TO PAY THROUGH THE NOSE

I've just cashed in and it's your birthday. Let's .........................

• SAVE FOR A RAINY DAY

• MAKE A GOOD LIVING

• GO ON A SHOPPING SPREE

After she got married to that rich man, she ..............................

• COULDN¨T MAKE ENDS MEET

• 'S BEEN LIVING IN THE LAP OF LUXURY

• 'S HAD ENOUGH TO GET BY ON