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1. E F I N T E R M E D I AT E 2 A
MONEY

2. •have enough money to pay for

3. AFFORD
•have enough money to pay for

4. •demand (an amount) as a
price for a service or goods

5. CHARGE
•demand (an amount) as a
price for a service or goods

6. •to receive money or property from
someone who has died.

7. INHERIT
•to receive money or property from
someone who has died.

8. •put (money) into financial schemes,
shares, property, or a commercial
venture with the expectation of
achieving a profit

9. INVEST
•put (money) into financial schemes,
shares, property, or a commercial
venture with the expectation of
achieving a profit

10. •depend on (someone or
something) as a source of income
or support

11. LIVE OFF
•depend on (someone or
something) as a source of income
or support

12. •a sum of money that is expected
to be paid back with interest

13. LOAN
•a sum of money that is expected
to be paid back with interest

14. •a loan of money which you get
from a bank or building society in
order to buy a house.

15. MORTGAGE
•a loan of money which you get
from a bank or building society in
order to buy a house.

16. •have an obligation to pay or repay
(something, esp. money) in return
for something received

17. OWE
•have an obligation to pay or repay
(something, esp. money) in return
for something received

18. •an amount of money that you
have to pay to the government so
that it can pay for public services.

19. TAX
•an amount of money that you
have to pay to the government so
that it can pay for public services.

20. •to use, consume, or expend
thoughtlessly, carelessly

21. WASTE
•to use, consume, or expend
thoughtlessly, carelessly

22. •equivalent in value to the sum or
item specified

23. WORTH
•equivalent in value to the sum or
item specified

24. •having completely run out of
money

25. BROKE
•having completely run out of
money

26. •to store up; save

27. PUT ASIDE
•to store up; save

28. •to buy a lot of things in an
extravagant way

29. SHOPPING SPREE
•to buy a lot of things in an
extravagant way

30. •temporary economic decline

31. RECESSION
•temporary economic decline

32. • to pay all the costs for
something

33. FOOT THE BILL
• to pay all the costs for
something

34. •an organization which raises
money in order to help people
who are ill, disabled, or very poor.

35. CHARITY
•an organization which raises
money in order to help people
who are ill, disabled, or very poor.

36. •a society where people think that
spending money on goods and
services is very important.

37. CONSUMER SOCIETY
•a society where people think that
spending money on goods and
services is very important.

42. COMPLETE THE GAPS:
tax loan inherit worth mortgage charge invest salary
1. I need a ____ from the bank to start my own business.
2. Lawyers get a good ___ .
3. How much is your house _____ ?
4. The bank gave me a _____ to buy a house.
5. How much ____ do you have to pay every month?
6. She will ____ a lot of money when her parents die.
7. How much do you ____ for a haircut?
8. You should ___ some money in the stock market.

43. REMEMBER THE OPPOSITES
a) lend –
b) lose –
c) spend (2) –
d) pay back –
e) waste –
f) donate -