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Phrasal Verbs Related to Money$

CEF B1-C1, Common expressions and phrasal verbs related to money in the U.S.

CEF B1-C1, Common expressions and phrasal verbs related to money in the U.S.

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Dawn Dvorak
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Dawn Dvorak
This set of flashcards helps learn English phrasal verbs related to money, suitable for intermediate learners. It focuses on vocabulary and expressions like "fork out," "splash out," and "rip off," which are essential for discussing financial transactions. The platform also supports backward learning from the target language to the source language, making it versatile for various learning styles. Travelers, students, and anyone improving their fluency will find these cards useful for mastering everyday financial vocabulary.
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save up

make out

put aside

fork out

rip off

splash out

bail out

pay off

run up

squirrel away

I can't believe how much weddings cost. It's a complete ...

rip off

If you spend a lot of money on a treat for yourself you ...

splash out

If you buy a lot of things on a credit card you ... debts.

run up

If you pay your bills you ... your debts.

pay off

I have to ... lots of money for my bills each month.

fork out

If a shop charges too much for something they ... people...

rip people off / rip off people

If you don't want to pay for something with cash or card you can ... a check or money order.

make out

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