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She is always _______ me for money-but she never pays me back. (lending/borrowing)
borrowing
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We’ve been planning our next trip-and we’re thinking of going _______ for a new adventure. (abroad/home)
abroad
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I can’t believe I _______ the lottery! (borrowed/won)
won
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It’s important to drink filtered _______ to stay healthy. (note/tap water)
tap water
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He _______ his parents some money because they needed it for medical expenses. (spent/owed)
owed
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If you want to buy a new car-you might need to take out a _______. (clothes/loan)
loan
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My family and I often _______ in a tent during summer vacations. (cycled/camped)
camped
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I always pack _______ when I travel to keep my skin hydrated. (moisturizer/filter)
moisturizer
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The government collects _______ from workers to fund public services. (salary/tax)
tax
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The hotel provides free _______ for guests. (mortgage/broadband)
broadband
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I try not to _______ too much about money-but it’s hard. (earn/worry)
worry
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The bank approved my request to _______ a loan for my new car. (take out/pay for)
take out
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We plan to _______ more on meals this month to try new restaurants. (spend/save)
spend
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Can I _______ your jacket? I forgot mine at home. (lend/borrow)
borrow
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The restaurant’s food is very _______ because it has a lot of vegetables. (cheap/healthy)
healthy
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If I don’t have cash-I use _______ to pay for things. (mortgage/contactless payment)
contactless payment
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Can I pay _______ credit card instead of cash? (by/for)
by
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We need to buy _______ like soap and toilet paper. (household essentials/clothes)
household essentials
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He _______ some money from his brother to buy a new phone. (borrowed from/lent)
borrowed from
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Last summer-I _______ to stay fit and avoid using my car. (cycled/camped)
cycled
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The company offers health _______ to all employees. (budget/insurance)
insurance
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I prefer to drink _______ instead of bottled water. (tap water/filter)
tap water
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I had to _______ some notes to get the exact change. (spend/change)
change
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She bought _______ new clothes for the winter. (some/nothing)
some
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I need to _______ my expenses this month to avoid spending too much. (save/budget)
budget
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I don’t want to _______ too much debt while in university. (get into/pay by)
get into
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I always try to eat _______ meals to stay in good shape. (cheap/healthy)
healthy
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He wrote me a _______ to pay for the service. (loan/note)
note
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This hotel is very expensive-but we found a more _______ option nearby. (cheap/expensive)
cheap
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My brother is very _______; he never lies. (cheap/honest)
honest
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He promised to _______ the money he borrowed next week. (raise/give back)
give back
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She needs to _______ the money she borrowed. (give back/spend)
give back
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He _______ a lot of money last year from his job. (borrowed/earned)
earned
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I wanted to buy a jacket-but I found _______ that I liked. (nothing/some)
nothing
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I _______ my old bike for a newer one at the store. (changed for/paid for)
changed for
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The company provides free _______ to its employees. (broadband/wallet)
broadband
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I try to _______ my salary so I can afford rent and bills. (live on/live off)
live on
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I always carry my _______ with me when I go shopping. (loan/wallet)
wallet
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I don’t like _______ too much-but I still enjoy shopping. (earning/spending)
spending
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You _______ me $50 from last week. (owe/lend)
owe
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It’s important to _______ a budget so you don’t overspend. (get into/budget)
budget
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I need to _______ my salary before I can buy a new laptop. (lend/earn)
earn
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I have to pay _______ my dinner because my friend paid last time. (for/by)
for
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My parents used to _______ their salary before retirement. (live off/live on)
live off
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I don’t like to _______ my money on things I don’t need. (save/waste)
waste
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She bought a house and took out a big _______ to pay for it. (loan/mortgage)
mortgage
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They went _______ last weekend and bought a lot of things. (shopping/camping)
shopping
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The amount of money I _______ last year was quite a lot compared to this year. (borrowed/earned)
earned
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This house must _______ a lot since it is in an expensive area. (be worth/earn)
be worth
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He promised he would _______ the money next week. (borrow/pay back)
pay back
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She plans to _______ some money in a new business this year. (inherit/invest)
invest
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I usually _______ my receipts in case I need to return something. (waste/keep)
keep
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I didn’t have cash-so I made a _______. (contactless payment/loan)
contactless payment
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We stayed in a nice _______ while on vacation. (accommodation/currency)
accommodation
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We had to pay a high _______ to buy our first house. (mortgage/loan)
mortgage
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The _______ of this phone is too high for me to buy it right now. (dollar/cost)
cost
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I try to _______ a little money each month for emergencies. (save/spend)
save
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If you don’t have enough cash, you can _______ your credit card. (invest/charge)
charge
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When I was younger-I _______ a lot of money from my grandparents. (inherited/earned)
inherited
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He _______ his salary wisely to avoid financial problems. (lives on/lives off)
lives on
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My parents taught me how to _______ money wisely from a young age. (spend/save)
save
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I can’t _______ to buy a new car right now. (afford/borrow)
afford
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She promised to keep her _______ and return the money next week. (promise/currency)
promise
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She always _______ some money before going on a trip. (invests/saves)
saves
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She has a great _______; she loves to explore new places. (salary/sense of adventure)
sense of adventure
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The air in big cities is dirty-so we use a _______ at home. (wallet/filter)
filter
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Many European countries use the euro as their official _______. (currency/dollar)
currency
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She _______ a lot of money on clothes last weekend. (spent on/saved)
spent on
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He _______ his old car last week because he wanted a new one. (sold/won)
sold
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My boss gives me a good _______ every month. (salary/tax)
salary
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Okay!
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