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They had to __________ the small company to keep it from closing.

take on

get by

bail out

You forgot to check your email after applying for the job. You should:

put aside

shop around

follow up on it

Before making a decision, I want to "check" the data again.

bail out

get by

follow up on

“Shop around” is a good idea when you:

já sabe o que vai comprar

quer gastar rapidamente

quer economizar e comparar preços

After losing his job, Lucas had to __________ credit card debt.

run up

follow up

cut down

“Put aside” means:

guardar dinheiro para o futuro

gastar sem pensar

comprar algo caro

He needs to "accept" more responsibility at work.

take on

put aside

shop around

Choose the correct phrasal verb: You should always ______ money for emergencies.

put aside

run up

take on

João is working hard and __________ to buy a new computer.

shopping around

bailing out

saving up

My brother __________ a lot of debt when he used his credit card for everything.

ran up

followed up

put aside

After the interview, Maria decided to:

put aside the opportunity

follow up on it

get by

They managed to "accumulate" a huge amount of debt.

shop around

put aside

run up

When you __________ a loan, you accept the responsibility to pay it back.

put aside

take on

get by

If you don’t have much money, but still manage to pay your bills, you:

run up

get by

cut down on

Complete the sentence: If you don’t want to spend too much, it’s a good idea to __________ before buying.

run up

take on

shop around (for)

I want to "save" some money for my vacation.

put aside

follow up on

get by

To reduce expenses, you should:

run up more bills

cut down on them

Take on more debt

"Get by" means:

acumular contas

sobreviver com pouco

viver com muito dinheiro

If you want to spend less, you should:

take on

shop around

bail out

After losing his job, Mark had to __________ his credit card to pay for everything. Now he has a lot of debt.

Take on

run up

puts aside

You should __________ money for emergencies.

put aside

run up

take on

You don't have a lot of money, but you still manage to pay your bills. What phrasal verb fits this situation?

bail out

cut down

get by

What does "save up" mean?

Pedir um empréstimo

Gastar todo o dinheiro

Guardar dinheiro para algo

"Save up" means:

pedir empréstimo

economizar para algo

gastar tudo

We should "compare" prices before buying a new laptop.

shop around

get by

save up

The company wants to hire more staff and will __________ new responsibilities.

get by

cut down

take on

We don’t earn much, but we manage to:

bail out

get by

run up

The government had to __________ the bank during the crisis.

save up

get by

bail out

I always __________ part of my salary for emergencies.

run up

put aside

take on

I want to "save money" to buy a new car.

follow up on

save up

run up

We need to "reduce" our expenses this month.

cut down on

take on

save up

Carla is trying to __________ her expenses by eating at home.

bail out

cut down on

save up

It’s hard to "survive" on a minimum wage these days.

take on

save up

get by

Pedro is saving money. He wants to buy a car, so he is:

shopping around

running up money

saving up