Vocabulary Bank: Money
Vocabulary Bank: Money
Vocabulary Bank: Money
Money
1. Prepositions:
Would you like to pay _cash or In, by
_credit card?
I paid _ the dinner last night. It was For
my birthday.
I spent $50 _books yesterday. On
My uncle invested all his money _real In
estate.
I don’t like lending money _friends. To
I borrowed a lot of money _ the bank. From
They charged me $120 _a haircut! For
I never get _debt. I hate owing people Into
money.
2. Nouns:
“Coin” -> a piece of money made of metal.
“Bill” -> a piece of paper that shows how much money have to pay for
something.
“Salary” -> the money you get for the work you do.
“Tax” -> money that you pay to the government.
“Loan” -> money that somebody (or a bank) lends you.
“Mortgage” -> money that a bank lends you to buy a house.
“ATM” -> a machine where you can get money.
Phrasal verbs:
o “Took out” -> took from my bank account.
EXAMPLE: I took out 4200 form an ATM.
o “Pay --- back” -> return.
EXAMPLE: When can you pay me back the money I lent you?
o “Live off” -> depend on financially.
I have to live off my parents while I’m college.
o “Live on” -> have enough money for basic things you need to live.
It’s difficult for me and my wife to live on only one salary.
Vocabulary:
“A material world” –> a consumer society.
(un mundo material -> una sociedad de consumo)
“comes with a free” –> you have to pay for it.
(viene con un gratis –> Tienes que pagar por ello)
“foot the bill” –> pay the bill.
(pagar la facture –> pagar la factura)
“for free” –> that you don’t have to pay for.
(gratis –> que no tienes que pagar)
“paper or plastic” –> cash or credit cards.
(papel o plástico –> efectivo o tarjetas de crédito)
“shopping sprees” –> buying a lot of things at one time.
(compras juergas –> comprar muchas cosas a la vez)
“with money” –> rich.
(Con dinero –> rico)