C1 UNIT 8 Money Matters

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C1 UNIT 8 Money MattersVersión en línea One money term per letter: clues in English, answers in English. por CLASSROOM INES - GIVE ME 5 SCHOOL A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Starts with A Money given regularly, especially to a child or dependent, to spend. Starts with B Having no money; penniless. Starts with C To receive money, typically inheritance or windfall. Contains D To waste money on something unnecessary or unproductive. Contains E To have just enough money to survive at the end of the month, without extra. Starts with F Money you are required to pay for a public service. Starts with G To survive financially with only a small amount of money. Contains H To spend money freely and enjoyably, often on luxury. Starts with I The money you earn from work every month or investments. Starts with J To increase prices suddenly and sharply. Contains K To cost more than you can afford; to be extremely expensive. Starts with L Price fixed and protected from change Contains M To move from being very poor to very wealthy. Contains N So expensive that you cannot afford it. Contains O To reduce in price, level, or amount (e.g., costs or profits). Contains P An overpriced or unfair charge; something not worth its price. Contains Q The value of a company, divided into many equal parts owned by the shareholders. Contains R To remove money from a bank account. Starts with S Money you keep for future use. Starts with T To obtain borrowed money from a lender, typically repaid with interest. Contains U A sum of money saved or provided for a particular purpose. Starts with V Said of something that is worth a lot of money. Starts with W Describes a person who has a lot of money and lives comfortably. Contains X Government charge you are require to pay.

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Starts with A

Money given regularly, especially to a child or dependent, to spend.

Starts with B

Having no money; penniless.

Starts with C

To receive money, typically inheritance or windfall.

Contains D

To waste money on something unnecessary or unproductive.

Contains E

To have just enough money to survive at the end of the month, without extra.

Starts with F

Money you are required to pay for a public service.

Starts with G

To survive financially with only a small amount of money.

Contains H

To spend money freely and enjoyably, often on luxury.

Starts with I

The money you earn from work every month or investments.

Starts with J

To increase prices suddenly and sharply.

Contains K

To cost more than you can afford; to be extremely expensive.

Starts with L

Price fixed and protected from change

Contains M

To move from being very poor to very wealthy.

Contains N

So expensive that you cannot afford it.

Contains O

To reduce in price, level, or amount (e.g., costs or profits).

Contains P

An overpriced or unfair charge; something not worth its price.

Contains Q

The value of a company, divided into many equal parts owned by the shareholders.

Contains R

To remove money from a bank account.

Starts with S

Money you keep for future use.

Starts with T

To obtain borrowed money from a lender, typically repaid with interest.

Contains U

A sum of money saved or provided for a particular purpose.

Starts with V

Said of something that is worth a lot of money.

Starts with W

Describes a person who has a lot of money and lives comfortably.

Contains X

Government charge you are require to pay.