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Verb+adjective=money+cash
Message de felin posté le 30-08-2006 à 13:08:24 (S | E | F | I)
Bonjour tout le monde
Correction Lundi 4/09/06
1 Verb + money
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the following verbs:
Lend or borrow, earn, inherit, run out, save, raise, pay, refund.
1. We're organising a concert to........... money for charity.
2. I........... a lot of money for that car. It cost me over £20,000.
3. If you're unhappy with the product, just bring it back and we’ll........... your money.
4. Could you ........... me £5? I'm flat broke.
> You already owe me £ 10, so........... it from somebody else!
5. When her father dies, she's going to........... a lot of money!
6. Building has stopped because the construction company has........... of money.
7. What's your salary? How much money do you...........?
8. I try to........... some money each week. I usually manage about £20.
2.Adjective + money
Complete the sentences below with the following adjectives:
Extra, missing, spending, pocket.
1. How much........... money are you taking with you on holiday?
2. I'm paid badly, so I work in a bar in the evening to make a bit of........... money.
3. How much........... money did your parents use to give you?
4. All bank employees are being questioned by police about the........... money.
3. Verb + cash
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the following verbs:
Pay, accept/take, carry, have
1. The shops only........... cash. You won't be able to use your credit card.
2. Do you........... any spare cash on you? I've left my wallet at home.
3. I never........... much cash with me, just enough to pay for lunch and my bus fare.
4. Customers are offered a 20% discount on all products if they........... cash.
Good luck.
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Modifié par felin le 30-08-2006 13:54
Message de felin posté le 30-08-2006 à 13:08:24 (S | E | F | I)
Bonjour tout le monde
Correction Lundi 4/09/06
1 Verb + money
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the following verbs:
Lend or borrow, earn, inherit, run out, save, raise, pay, refund.
1. We're organising a concert to........... money for charity.
2. I........... a lot of money for that car. It cost me over £20,000.
3. If you're unhappy with the product, just bring it back and we’ll........... your money.
4. Could you ........... me £5? I'm flat broke.
> You already owe me £ 10, so........... it from somebody else!
5. When her father dies, she's going to........... a lot of money!
6. Building has stopped because the construction company has........... of money.
7. What's your salary? How much money do you...........?
8. I try to........... some money each week. I usually manage about £20.
2.Adjective + money
Complete the sentences below with the following adjectives:
Extra, missing, spending, pocket.
1. How much........... money are you taking with you on holiday?
2. I'm paid badly, so I work in a bar in the evening to make a bit of........... money.
3. How much........... money did your parents use to give you?
4. All bank employees are being questioned by police about the........... money.
3. Verb + cash
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the following verbs:
Pay, accept/take, carry, have
1. The shops only........... cash. You won't be able to use your credit card.
2. Do you........... any spare cash on you? I've left my wallet at home.
3. I never........... much cash with me, just enough to pay for lunch and my bus fare.
4. Customers are offered a 20% discount on all products if they........... cash.
Good luck.
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Modifié par felin le 30-08-2006 13:54
Réponse: Verb+adjective=money+cash de missis19, postée le 30-08-2006 à 13:24:21 (S | E)
vraiment génial ton exercice
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Modifié par felin le 30-08-2006 13:57
Je vous rappelle que les exercices que je propose sont ouverts à tout le monde et surtout n'hésitez pas on est tous là pour apprendre.
Réponse: Verb+adjective=money+cash de mp27, postée le 30-08-2006 à 13:36:45 (S | E)
Hello felin!
Verb + money
1. raise
2. paid
3. refund
4. lend -- borrow
5. inherit
6. run out
7. earn
8. save
2.Adjective + money
1. spending
2. extra
3. pocket
4. missing
3. Verb + cash
1. accept/take
2. have
3. carry
4. pay
Many thanks!
Réponse: Verb+adjective=money+cash de bobine, postée le 30-08-2006 à 13:56:56 (S | E)
Hello Miss,
1 Verb + money
1. We're organising a concert to raise money for charity.
2. I pay a lot of money for that car. It cost me over £20,000.
3. If you're unhappy with the product, just bring it back and we’ll refund your money.
4. Could you lend me £5? I'm flat broke.
> You already owe me £ 10, so borrow it from somebody else!
5. When her father dies, she's going to inherit a lot of money!
6. Building has stopped because the construction company has run out of money.
7. What's your salary? How much money do you earn.?
8. I try to save some money each week. I usually manage about £20.
2.Adjective + money
1. How much spending money are you taking with you on holiday?
2. I'm paid badly, so I work in a bar in the evening to make a bit of extra money.
3. How much pocket money did your parents use to give you?
4. All bank employees are being questioned by police about the missing money.
3. Verb + cash
1. The shops only accept/take cash. You won't be able to use your credit card.
2. Do you have any spare cash on you? I've left my wallet at home.
3. I never carry much cash with me, just enough to pay for lunch and my bus fare.
4. Customers are offered a 20% discount on all products if they pay cash.
Réponse: Verb+adjective=money+cash de coferam, postée le 01-09-2006 à 14:22:44 (S | E)
Bonjour Felin
1 Verb + money
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the following verbs:
Lend or borrow, earn, inherit, run out, save, raise, pay, refund.
1. We're organising a concert to.....raise...... money for charity.
2. I.....paid...... a lot of money for that car. It cost me over £20,000.
3. If you're unhappy with the product, just bring it back and we’ll.....refund...... your money.
4. Could you .....lend...... me £5? I'm flat broke. (Etre à sec)
> You already owe me £ 10, so.....borrow...... it from somebody else!
5. When her father dies, she's going to.....inherit...... a lot of money!
6. Building has stopped because the construction company has.....run out...... of money.
7. What's your salary? How much money do you.....earn......?
8. I try to.....save...... some money each week. I usually manage about £20.
2.Adjective + money
Complete the sentences below with the following adjectives:
Extra, miss, spend, pocket.
1. How much....Spending....... money are you taking with you on holiday?
2. I'm paid badly, so I work in a bar in the evening to make a bit of.....Extra...... money.
3. How much....Pocket....... money did your parents use to give you?
4. All bank employees are being questioned by police about the....missing....... money.
3. Verb + cash
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the following verbs:
Pay, accept/take, carry, have
1. The shops only....accept/take....... cash. You won't be able to use your credit card.
2. Do you.....have...... any spare cash on you? I've left my wallet at home.
3. I never.....carry...... much cash with me, just enough to pay for lunch and my bus fare.
4. Customers are offered a 20% discount on all products if they....Pay....cash.
Merci.
Réponse: Verb+adjective=money+cash de annie, postée le 01-09-2006 à 15:20:45 (S | E)
Hello Félin,
--verb+money
1) raising (to :prép or not ?)
2) paid
3) refund
4) lend
5) inherit
6) run out
7) earn
8) save
--adjective+money
1) spending
2) extra
3)pocket
4) missing
--verb+cash
1) accept
2) have
3) carry
4) pay
See you soon
Réponse: Verb+adjective=money+cash de magmatic_rock, postée le 01-09-2006 à 17:40:27 (S | E)
Hello Félin,
1 Verb + money
1/ raise
2/ paid
3/ refund (do you know whether it is exactly the same thing to use "repay or pay back")
4/ lend - borrow
5/ inherit
6/ run out
7/ earn (is it correct to ask the same question without "money"?)
8/ save
2.Adjective + money
1/ spending
2/ extra
3/ pocket
4/ missing
3. Verb + cash
1/ accept
2/ have
3/ carry
4/ pay
beaucoup 
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Modifié par felin le 02-09-2006 11:51 Hello magma...
1)to refund = to pay back money in exchange of goods you return.
When you buy a product and you return it, you get “a refund”.
They will give you the money back in exchange of the product you have returned (in good condition AND, with the receipt)
2)to repay = to pay back the money you borrowed from somebody.
You borrow £100 from me, because you are short of money.
You say to me: I will repay you in 5 instalments of £20.
5 weeks later:
You have repaid all the money you borrowed.... No more debts!
How much money do you EARN?
Oui, on pourrait poser la question sans le mot “money”:
How much do you earn? conviendrait aussi, et la réponse serait la même.
What is your salary? = How much money do you earn? = How much do you earn?
Hoping this will have answered the questions.
Réponse: Verb+adjective=money+cash de nick27, postée le 01-09-2006 à 18:36:07 (S | E)
Hi Felin !
1 Verb + money
1. We're organising a concert to raise money for charity.
2. I paid a lot of money for that car. It cost me over £20,000.
3. If you're unhappy with the product, just bring it back and we’ll refund your money.
4. Could you lend me £5? I'm flat broke.
> You already owe me £ 10, so borrow it from somebody else!
5. When her father dies, she's going to inherit a lot of money!
6. Building has stopped because the construction company has run out of money.
7. What's your salary? How much money do you earn ?
8. I try to save (up
) some money each week. I usually manage about £20.2.Adjective + money
1. How much spending money are you taking with you on holiday?
2. I'm paid badly, so I work in a bar in the evening to make a bit of extra money.
3. How much pocket money did your parents use to give you?
4. All bank employees are being questioned by police about the missing money.
3. Verb + cash
1. The shops only accept/take cash. You won't be able to use your credit card.
2. Do you have any spare cash on you? I've left my wallet at home.
3. I never carry much cash with me, just enough to pay for lunch and my bus fare.
4. Customers are offered a 20% discount on all products if they pay cash.
Thanks
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Modifié par felin le 03-09-2006 00:05
Réponse: Verb+adjective=money+cash de lonejack, postée le 01-09-2006 à 23:17:26 (S | E)
1 Verb + money
1. We're organising a concert to raise money for charity.
2. I pay a lot of money for that car. It cost me over £20,000.
3. If you're unhappy with the product, just bring it back and we’ll refund your money.
4. Could you borrow me £5? I'm flat broke.
> You already owe me £ 10, so it from somebody else!
5. When her father dies, she's going to inherit a lot of money!
6. Building has stopped because the construction company has run out of money.
7. What's your salary? How much money do you earn ?
8. I try to save some money each week. I usually manage about £20.
2.Adjective + money
1. How much spending money are you taking with you on holiday?
2. I'm paid badly, so I work in a bar in the evening to make a bit of extra money.
3. How much pocket money did your parents use to give you?
4. All bank employees are being questioned by police about the missing money.
3. Verb + cash
1. The shops only accept cash. You won't be able to use your credit card.
2. Do you have any spare cash on you? I've left my wallet at home.
3. I never carry much cash with me, just enough to pay for lunch and my bus fare.
4. Customers are offered a 20% discount on all products if they pay cash.
Good luck.
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Modifié par lonejack le 01-09-2006 23:18
Réponse: Verb+adjective=money+cash de felin, postée le 04-09-2006 à 13:28:06 (S | E)
Bonjour tout le monde
Je vais m’absenter à partir de demain et je serais de retour fin septembre. Je vous dis à tous à bientôt. Take care.
Voici la correction:
1. We're organising a concert to raise money for charity.
2. I paid a lot of money for that car. It cost me over £20,000.
3. If you're unhappy with the product, just bring it back and we’ll refund your money.
4. Could you lend me £5? I'm flat broke.
> You already owe me £ 10, so borrow it from somebody else!
5. When her father dies, she's going to inherit a lot of money!
6. Building has stopped because the construction company has run out of money.
7. What's your salary? How much money do you earn?
8. I try to save some money each week. I usually manage about £20.
1. How much spending money are you taking with you on holiday?
2. I'm paid badly, so I work in a bar in the evening to make a bit of extra money.
3. How much pocket money did your parents use to give you?
4. All bank employees are being questioned by police about the missing money.
1. The shops only accept/take cash. You won't be able to use your credit card.
2. Do you have any spare cash on you? I've left my wallet at home.
3. I never carry much cash with me, just enough to pay for lunch and my bus fare.
4. Customers are offered a 20% discount on all products if they pay cash.
Notes
I. Note the following ways of talking about a lot of money:
He's making good / loads of fantastic amounts of money.
2. Note the expression:
The council spent £1,000,000 on the Queen's visit. What a waste of public money!
3. Note the following expressions with 'cash':
I'm short of cash I strapped for cash just now. (Don’t have enough money)
Do you wish to be paid in cash or by cheque?
The plumber says he wants cash in advance.
You can make a withdrawal from most cash machines / cash dispensers with this card.
Merci à tous pour votre participation.
Réponse: Verb+adjective=money+cash de mp27, postée le 04-09-2006 à 17:12:34 (S | E)
Thank you for the correction, felin. Have a good holiday... and don't get "strapped for cash" (what an interesting expression!) when you're over there.
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Modifié par felin le 04-09-2006 20:38Hello MP27, merci.See you soon.
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