WorksheetsUSE OF ENGLISH 6 (1st BAT)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 35mins
We never have any money at the end of the month. We’re only just _____ .
making ends meet
going out of business
shopping spree
It looks a lot more expensive than it should be – I’m not sure it ________.
costs an arm and a leg
is worth it
splashes out
What an expensive-looking television! That must have______ .
foot the bill
shop around
cost an arm and a leg
We didn’t have to pay for the drinks because they were __________ .
on the house
worth it
footing the bill
If you _______ , you can find it much cheaper than that.
shop around
go out of business
make ends meet
He borrows money every month because he’s _______.
shopping spree
living beyond his means
shopping around
I’m going to _______ on a new phone at the end of the month.
make out
shop out
splash out
Carla came in with lots of bags again. She’s been on another ______ .
shopping spree
shopping spare
shopping meet
You don’t have to pay because the company is going to ______ .
foot the bill
make ends meet
splash out
They ______ and closed down during the crisis.
made ends meet
went out of business
shopped around
I don’t see myself___ any more studying this year.
doing
to do
We stopped ___ hello to our friends on our way home.
saying
to say
I’ve stopped ___ money from friends since I got the new job.
borrowing
to borrow
They’ve decided ___ a new kitchen.
buying
to buy
I’ve been looking at our expenses and we should consider ___ more money.
saving
to save
___ ends meet is very difficult for many families nowadays.
Making
To make
She’s very keen on ___ to Italy this year.
going
to go
We avoid ___ money to friends as it only creates problems if you need to ask for it back.
lending
to lend
I don’t think we can afford ___ out every weekend.
eating
to eat
What about ___ the equipment instead?
renting
to rent
I’ve been putting money in my ___ every week for six years now.
saving account
budget
Do you have any change? I only have a ___ .
suit
note
We don’t both need to buy one. If we ___ , we can share it.
split the cost
go broke
I can’t really afford it at the moment. I have to keep within my ___ .
note
budget
He ___ because he spent more money than he had.
went break
went broke
They told me they would refund my hotel and travel ___ .
budgets
expenses
It’s not an ideal situation, but we can’t do anything about it. We’ll just have to ___ .
pay it back
make the best of it
I can meet any time. What time would ___ you?
note
suit
They ___ me twice as much money as I thought they would.
charged
costed
If you can lend me some money today, I’ll ___at the end of the month.
pay you back
pay me back
The money (a) to you last week. Don’t you remember you asked me for a small loan? (LEND)
We ___ still ___money by Larry from that meal in the restaurant last week. (OWE)
(a)
The cash (a) on the kitchen table when I went to work this morning. (LEAVE)
You (a) around the building by Mr Cunningham when he arrives. (SHOW)
The bill (a) to your account on the 15th of next month. (CHARGE)
Of course it’s antique! It (a) in France at the end of the 18th century. (MAKE)
Money can (a) at an interest rate of 9.5% per annum. (BORROW)
___ it ___ by the end of next week? I’ll need it for that weekend. (REPAIR)
(a)
All of our pastries (a) by our world-class chefs. (PREPARE)
That money I owe (a) next Monday. (PAY BACK)
the money / already / spend / .
(a)
that book / borrow / from the library / last month / .
(a)
a taxi / just / order / .
(a)
the fee / charge / next week / .
(a)
it / can exchange / within two weeks / .
(a)
I paid someone to walk my dog last week. (had)
(a)
You must lock the door before you leave. (be)
(a)
I had no idea that you were following me. (being)
(a)
The optician is going to check my eyes. (have)
(a)
You can find the money in the bottom drawer. (found)
(a)
