Intermediate 4 Review

Richard wants a new TV, but he only has $100. The Tv costs $1000. He can’t ______ it!

• afford

• owe

• pay back

• short on cash

A: Hey, can you ____ me 20 dollars? I’m short on cash right now.

B: Sure, but pay me back next week, OK?

• lend

• afford

• borrow

• owe

I don’t make a lot of money, but I have enough money to be comfortable. I am __________.

• sticking to it

• getting by

• making a budget

• broke

I never think about the quantity of money I spend, so I never have a lot of money. I need to ____________.

• make a budget

• having a budget

• owe money

• go into debt

A: I want to buy a TV, but I do t have enough money.

B: You should start __________ money. Eventually, you will have enough!

• squandering

• wasting

• donating

• setting aside

A: Did you hear the news? Marco won the lottery!

B: Wow, he’s so lucky! I wish I would _________, too. I hate working for my money :(

• afford

• strike it rich

• go into debt

• spend

I owe my friend 10 soles. I have to _________ soon.

• spend money

• make a budget

• pay him back

• earn his money

Which apology is more appropriate for a SMALL ACCIDENT or MISTAKE?

• I want to apologize for what happened.

• I can’t believe I did that!

• I’m really sorry that I forgot!

• I’m so sorry about that.

Which apology is more appropriate for a SERIOUS ACCIDENT or MISTAKE?

• I want to apologize for what happened.

• I can’t believe I did that!

• Sorry, my mistake!

• I’m sorry. It was an accident.

I don’t have a lot of free time. I wish ________ more time to relax!

• I have

• I didn’t have

• I had

• I don’t had