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The next talk is on how to negotiate with your bank manager when taking ... a bank loan. (getting)
 
out
 
in
 
for
 
off
It can be a very stressful time, and then something comes ..., I mean, suddenly your rent goes up or your computer breaks down. (happen)
 
up
 
on
 
of
 
in
I can see how young people have trouble getting ... on a student grant or a student loan. (managing to live)
 
by
 
on
 
over
 
of
My grandfather set ... a trust fund for me, which I could use when I turned 21. (arranged)
 
up
 
on
 
in
 
for
I carried ... living with my mum. (continued)
 
on
 
in
 
at
 
for
I didn't think it was fair to ask my mum for money to travel or take a year out, and then run ... debts. (accumulate debts)
 
up
 
in
 
over
 
of
I wanted to get a job first and save ... first before studying at university. (accumulate more money)
 
up
 
over
 
in
 
on
My flatmate came ... with ideas for saving money. (found, discovered)
 
up
 
on
 
out
 
for
My dad has helped to cut ... on my travel expenses. (reduce)
 
down
 
up
 
on
 
into
My parents wouldn't put ... my student allowance.
 
up
 
in
 
over
 
for
I carried ... spending and spending and spending.
 
on
 
out
 
in
 
for
Because of the debts, I had to dip ... my savings account.
 
into
 
onto
 
outto
 
over
I ran ... huge debts last year.
 
up
 
in
 
out
 
on
I was spending too much money on eating ... . So I decided to eat ... that night.
 
out, in
 
in, out
 
out, out
 
in, in
To start with, I had to put a deposit ... for the rent.
 
down
 
in
 
up
 
on
I was in a bookshop and I picked ... a book on Italian cookery at a knockdown price.
 
up
 
on
 
in
 
off
It was a terrible holiday, and it cost us $3000. But I guess we'll just have to write the sum ... . We won't get it back.
 
off
 
on
 
out
 
in
I'm trying to set ... a fixed amount each month so that I'll have enough to buy a car.
 
aside
 
forward
 
in
 
on
Can you lend me another $100 and I'll settle ... with you when I get paid next week? (pay sb the money you owe them)
 
up
 
on
 
off
 
in
My kids ran ... a phone bill of $500! (accumulated)
 
up
 
off
 
in
 
out
I won't pay ... the mortgage on my house until 2044. (pay back all the money owed)
 
off
 
on
 
in
 
out
The bill for the meal came up ... $90 altogether. (total)
 
to
 
on
 
over
 
off
Lend me 50 pounds and I will pay you ... tomorrow. (repay)
 
back
 
in
 
on
 
for
Our company is cutting ... on the education budget. (reducing)
 
back
 
on
 
out
 
in
I took $100 ... at the ATM yesterday. (withdrew)
 
out
 
off
 
in
 
on
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