WorksheetsGrammar and Vocabulary Unit 6
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3mins
1 Can you.......me some money? I’ve left my purse in the car.
lend
borrow
pay
spend
2 I .........Jim €20. You must remind me to pay him later.
borrowed
owed
borrow
owe
3 Aren’t they lovely? I got a........... on them at Henderson’s.
price
discount
reduce
sales
4 I thought I had a....... in my wallet, but I only seem to have coins.
billet
note
ticket
none of the answers is correct
5 She’s a bit ........money this month as she’s had many expenses.
short of money
out of money
6 The Smiths made a very nice .........on their house when they sold it.
salary
profit
cash
7 My .............hasn’t been paid yet.
salary
pay
wage
all of them are correct
8 I don’t have any....... on me at the moment. Can I pay with a card?
pocket money
cash
coins
all of them are correct
9 Could I ..........your pen for a second?
borrow
lend
prest
lent
10 We were surprised when we saw the cost of the legal .......
fees
taxes
cost an arm and a leg
extremely expensive
paid for by a bar or restaurant
pay all the expenses
spend large amounts of money
hard-earned money
look for the best price
permanently close a company or shop
money made from working a lot
a period when you buy lots of things
on the house
spend large amounts of money
earn just enough money to live
paid for by a bar or restaurant
go out of business
money made from working a lot
permanently close a company or shop
a period when you buy lots of things
live beyond your means
pay all the expenses
earn just enough money to live
always spend more than you earn
splash out
pay all the expenses
spend large amounts of money
a period when you buy lots of things
foot the bill
extremely expensive
pay all the expenses
look for the best price
shop around
look for the best price
money made from working a lot
earn just enough money to live
One word is incorrect. Write it correctly.
You shouldn’t had spent so much money on clothes.
(a)
One word is incorrect. Write it correctly. If you didn’t spend so much, you won’t have to borrow money from your parents.
(a)
