Phrasal Verbs of money

He tried to charge me twice what the product is actually worth. What a _______

• rip off

• cough up

• pay down

• pay off

You've owed me $50 for months now. You'd better ​ ​ (a)  

• cough it up
• cough up it
• cough up

Julia has borrowed so much money from the bank, there is no way she can ever​ (a)  

• pay it off
• pay off it
• pay off

Andrew is celebrating. After 15 years he has finally ​ (a)   his student loan!​

• paid off
• pay off
• paying off

She has $2000 in credit card debt. She _________ every month. eventually she will have paid it all off.

• pays it down

• has paying it down

• is pay it down

• has paid down

Match the following

• To overcharge

• Pay back

• To unwillingly spend money

• Rip off

• To work on repaying a debt

• Pay down

• To return money you borrowed

• Pay off

• To completely pay debt you owe

• Cought up

Alex and Emma are ​ (a)   to buy a house

• saving up
• save up
• saved up
• have saved up

In order to save money, Jayden ​ (a)   on some of his weekly expenses lately

• has cut back
• cutting back
• cuts back

When she was a child, her family was very poor. They often didn't have enough money for groceries, they ___________

• were barely got by

• barely got by

• barely get by

• are barely getting by

His roommate doesn't help pay for any of the bills. Tom is going to tell him he needs ​ (a)   more.

• to chip in
• chipping in
• chipped in
• chips in