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Unit 9 Solutions Upper- Money Idioms Review

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  • He works two jobs to bring home the ____.
    He works two jobs to bring home the bacon.
  • We paid through the _____ for those concert tickets.
    We paid through the nose for those concert tickets.
  • She must have money to _____—she just bought another designer bag.
    She must have money to burn—she just bought another designer bag.
  • Sorry, I'm totally _________ myself, can't help you out with money.
    Sorry, I'm totally broke myself, can't help you out with money.
  • I'm a bit hard ____ this month, so I have to skip eating out.
    I'm a bit hard up this month, so I have to skip eating out.
  • He really wanted to buy the car, he was even prepared to pay for it ________ the nose.
    He really wanted to buy the car, he was even prepared to pay for it through the nose.
  • He ____ a fortune selling tech gadgets online.
    He made a fortune selling tech gadgets online.
  • Don't tell me you've paid a million for this record!! It's a total _______-off!!
    Don't tell me you've paid a million for this record!! It's a total rip-off!!
  • Ever since she got that promotion, she's been rolling ____ it.
    Ever since she got that promotion, she's been rolling in it.
  • I got it on Ozon the other day, it didn't cost much, actually it was _______ cheap.
    I got it on Ozon the other day, it didn't cost much, actually it was dirt cheap.
  • They've been putting money aside every month to build a ____ egg for retirement.
    They've been putting money aside every month to build a nest egg for retirement.
  • The company had made the calculations wrong, so no wonder they ended up in the _________ at the end of the month.
    The company had made the calculations wrong, so no wonder they ended up in the red at the end of the month.
  • I've spent so much money on video games, that I will have to ________ my belt now.
    I've spent so much money on video games, that I will have to tighten my belt now.
  • Looks like they are _____________ in money - they keep getting one luxury car after another.
    Looks like they are rolling in money - they keep getting one luxury car after another.
  • They're comfortably ____ and can afford to travel twice a year.
    They're comfortably off and can afford to travel twice a year.
  • They struggled a lot during the economic crisis, had to live from ______ to ________.
    They struggled a lot during the economic crisis, had to live from hand to mouth.
  • It's hard to make ____ meet with rising rent and food prices.
    It's hard to make ends meet with rising rent and food prices.
  • That second-hand sofa was dirt _____, but still in great condition.
    That second-hand sofa was dirt cheap, but still in great condition.
  • I can't say I'm _____ in money, but I can afford all I need, I think the best way to describe it would be _____________ off.
    I can't say I'm rolling in money, but I can afford all I need, I think the best way to describe it would be 'comfortably off'.
  • Seems like I'm going bankrupt next month, have been quite ________ up recently.
    Seems like I'm going bankrupt next month, have been quite hard up recently.