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WorksheetsS7B Unit 8 Money Vocabulary
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
illegal buying and selling
flea market
black market
pocket money
old money
a market that sells cheap goods
make a loss
black market
flea market
make a profit
Thuy gets 1,000,000 VND............ a month from her parents.
flea money
for my money
pocket money
The band .......... with their album and are now very rich.
be in the money
made a loss
made a fortune
threw money at
in my opinion
be in the money
tighten one’s belt
for my money
have deep pockets
do smth on a shoestring
do sth using very little money
have a lot of money
spend money carelessly
make money dishonestly
have deep pockets
do sth using very little money
spend money carelessly
make money dishonestly
have a lot of money
tighten one’s belt
have a lot of money
spend less money because you have less than you did
make a lot of money
get good value for your money
This new contract is going ............ for years.
throw money at us
have deep pockets
line one’s pockets
make old money
The company........... for the last five years, so I am afraid we have to close down.
has made a loss
has made a profit
has made a fortune
She can travel ........... by staying in hostels and renting a motorbike.
in the money
on a shoestring
on one’s belt
pockets money
to fork out
spend a lot of money on smth
cost smb a large amount of money
pay part of the cost of smth
spend a lot of money on smth, usually reluctantly
put down
spend a lot of money on smth
cost smb a large amount of money
pay part of the cost of smth
spend a lot of money on smth, usually reluctantly
set sb back
spend a lot of money on smth
cost smb a large amount of money
pay part of the cost of smth
spend a lot of money on smth, usually reluctantly
splash out
spend a lot of money on smth
spend a certain amount of money
When each person in a group ….., they give a little money so that they can buy smth together.
spend a lot of money on smth, usually reluctantly
We should all..... to buy pizza for the class party.
splash out
chip in
live on
set back
It is believed that instead of helping people, government officials are using the aid to ....
have deep pockets
tighten their belts
line their own pockets
on a shoestring
After their father lost his job, they had to ...; they had barely enough money for the essentials.
throw their money around
line their own pockets
in the money
tighten their belts
The way he's been... ever since he won that lottery, it's only a matter of time before there isn't any left.
have deep pockets
throwing his money around
getting his money in pocket
It was a great hotel for the price; we really got .... and will definitely stay there again.
our money's worth
be in the money
throw money at
throw our money around
The holiday ...... two months’ salary.
put us down
chipped us in
forked us out
set us back
Despite being a student, he ............ 1000 euros on a new computer.
set out
spooned out
forked out
splashed out
have the lowest level of income on which it is possible to live
to live on the breadline
to haggle
to be made redundant
to enhance
arguing over the price of sth before you pay
hard-up
haggling
prosperous
interest rate
deal with a difficult problem bravely
to take the horse by its horns
to take the bull by its horns
to take the goat by its horns
to take the unicorn by its horns
having little money, poor
flourishing
affluent
prosperous
hard-up
a coupon used to get food instead of money
a food voucher
foremost
an interest rate
haggling
to take out a mortgage
do well
arguing over the price of sth before you pay
borrow money to buy a house and pay back the money over a long period
lose your job because there is no more work for you
affluent = prosperous
poor
rich
angry
ugly
favourable, positive
advantageous
foremost
affluent
haggling
Jeff is...... since losing his job, so he might need to borrow some money.
foremost
hard-up
affluent
They took out a thirty-year ...... to buy a house.
intrest rate
morgage
interest rate
mortgage
He decided ............. by looking for work abroad.
to take by the horns
to take the bull
to take the bull by the horns
to the bull by the horns
His business .......... and he soon started exporting goods abroad.
flourished
affluent
propserous
purchased
Going on a world tour must have ...... , Nancy!
set you up
set you aback
set you back
set you down
