SpeakOut Advanced Plus 1.2 Money

to reluctantly spend money (informal) "I had to _____ $200 for car repairs."

with a very small amount of money "They travelled around Europe ______."

used to say what most people think is likely to happen (often in betting or investments) "_____ is on her winning the election."

short of money (informal) "I’m a bit ____ this month, can’t go out much."

given freely and generously "She offered her help with ____ kindness."

seeking to promote the welfare of others, especially by donating money "The foundation supports _____ projects worldwide."

unselfishly concerned for or devoted to others "His decision to donate a kidney was purely _____. "

exposed to the possibility of being harmed "Elderly people are especially _____ in extreme heat."

extremely poor, lacking the means to provide for oneself "After the fire, the family was left _____ ."

receiving government financial support. "She’s been _____ since losing her job."

earning a lot of money (informal) "That influencer is ______ from brand deals."

(contextual) to improve or recover "The economy is starting to ____ after the crisis." (Note: this phrasal verb has MANY meanings depending on context!)

showing sympathy and concern for others "The doctor was very _____ toward his patients."

lacking money (informal) "He’s always _____ cash right before payday."