Money phrasal verbs

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Money phrasal verbs

If you spend a lot of money on a treat for yourself you _______ _____.
If you buy a lot of things on credit you _______ _______ debts.
If you pay your bills you _______ _______ your debts.
Your parents have to ______ ______ lots of money for bills each month.
If you put money in the bank you ______ _______.
If a shop charges too much for something they _______ people _______.
If you don´ t want to pay for something in cash you can _______ ______ a cheque.

Phrasal Verbs Key:

1. G

2. D

3. J

4. B

5. E

6. A

7. F

8. C

9. I

10. H

I can’t believe how much weddings cost. It’s a complete rip off. The average couple has to fork out£ 20, 000.

We’ve have been saving up since last year. We put aside about £ 500 each month and so far we have £ 5000. I splashed out £ 1000 on a designer wedding dress. I’ve also made outa cheque for £ 500 to the church. I hope we don’t run up too many debts because it will be difficult to pay them off and we don’t want to ask our parents for a bail out.

Money Mini Test Key:

earn
wills
borrow
lend
win
windfall
wealth
penniless/ broke
invest
safe

splash out
run up
pay off
fork out
save up
rip people off
make out

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