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    Money Matters: I.Fill in The Blanks With The Missing Vowels

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    The document provides information about common financial terms and expressions in both British English and American English: 1) It lists common monetary items like gold, bills, coins, checks, wallets, purses, cash machines, credit cards, and PIN numbers along with their British and American English terms. 2) It presents common financial expressions and their meanings, asking the reader to match them. The expressions include idioms about managing and not managing money well. 3) It asks the reader to write financial status expressions in a column, ranging from being very poor to very wealthy. The document covers a wide range of money-related vocabulary and expressions.

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    The document provides information about common financial terms and expressions in both British English and American English: 1) It lists common monetary items like gold, bills, coins, checks, wallets, purses, cash machines, credit cards, and PIN numbers along with their British and American English terms. 2) It presents common financial expressions and their meanings, asking the reader to match them. The expressions include idioms about managing and not managing money well. 3) It asks the reader to write financial status expressions in a column, ranging from being very poor to very wealthy. The document covers a wide range of money-related vocabulary and expressions.

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    The document provides information about common financial terms and expressions in both British English and American English: 1) It lists common monetary items like gold, bills, coins, checks, wallets, purses, cash machines, credit cards, and PIN numbers along with their British and American English terms. 2) It presents common financial expressions and their meanings, asking the reader to match them. The expressions include idioms about managing and not managing money well. 3) It asks the reader to write financial status expressions in a column, ranging from being very poor to very wealthy. The document covers a wide range of money-related vocabulary and expressions.

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    Money Matters: I.Fill in The Blanks With The Missing Vowels

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    The document provides information about common financial terms and expressions in both British English and American English: 1) It lists common monetary items like gold, bills, coins, checks, wallets, purses, cash machines, credit cards, and PIN numbers along with their British and American English terms. 2) It presents common financial expressions and their meanings, asking the reader to match them. The expressions include idioms about managing and not managing money well. 3) It asks the reader to write financial status expressions in a column, ranging from being very poor to very wealthy. The document covers a wide range of money-related vocabulary and expressions.

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    Money matters

    I.Fill in the blanks with the missing vowels

    g_ld b_nkn_t_s (GB)

    b_lls (US)

    c__ns ch_qu_ (GB)

    ch_ck (US)

    a ch_ck__t

    a w_ll_t

    a p_rs_ (GB)

    a m_n__ p_rs_ (US)

    a c_shm_ch_n_(GB)

    an _ T M
    a cr_d_tc_rd
    (automated teller machine)

    t_p_ng _n th_ P _N
    (personal identification number)
    II.Match the drawings with the appropriate expressions and their meanings

    Expressions meanings
    Cut out the labels below and stick them in your grid (Yes, you are
    allowed to cut and stick for once!!!)

    expressions
    Money doesnt money burns a be paid tighten ones
    grow on trees. hole in ones peanuts belt
    pocket
    make ends be made of cost an arm go from rags
    meet money and a leg to riches

    meanings
    spend your money have enough be very poor at be very rich
    carefully money to live first and then rich
    on and successful
    a person likes to have a low It is not easy to be very expensive
    spend money salary get/earn money.
    quickly instead of
    saving it

    III.Write the following expressions in the right column:

    He is hard up./He is well-off./He is rich./ He is wealthy./He is poor./He was


    born with a silver spoon in his mouth./He is broke./He is penniless.

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