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1. Complete with a verb in correct tense                                      be worth - borrow - can't afford - charge - cost - earn - inherit - invest - lend - owe -save - take out - waste                              My uncle died and left me $1000000. I $1000000 from my uncle. I put some money aside every week for my next holiday. I money every week. I asked my brother to give me $100 until next week.  I  $100 from him.  I often spend money on stupid things.  I often  money.  My brother gave me $100 until next week.  My brother  me $100.  I don't have enough money to buy that car.  I  to buy this car.  I had to pay $1000 the mechanic to repair my car. The mechanic  me $1000.  I went to the ATM and got $2000.  I  $2000 from the ATM.  I bought a book. It was $25.  The book  me $25.  Jim gave me $100. I haven't paid it back yet.  I  Jim $100.  I bought some shares in Apple.  I  some money. I work in a supermarket. They pay me $2000 a month.  I  $2000 a month. I could sell my house for about $200 000.  My house  $200 000.     2. Put in the correct preposition.   1. I paid  dinner last night. 2. When can you pay me  the money I lent you? 3. Would you like to pay  cash or  creadit card? 4. I spent $50  books yesterday. 5. I don't like lending money  friends. 6. I borrowed a lot of money  the bank.  7. They charged us $60  a bottle of wine.    3. Match the words and definitions.    ATM - coin - loan - mortgage - note - salary - tax  1.  - A piece of paper money.  2.  - A piece of money made of metal.  3.   - Money a person gets for hisher work.  4.   - Money that you pay to the government.   5.  - Money that somebody (or bank) lends you.  6.   - Money that you borrow from a bank to buy a house.  7.   - A mashine inside or outside the bank where you can get money.