Money Vocabulary

1. It's a piece of paper you get (e.g. in a restaurant) which tells you how much you have to pay.
4. Add the preposition: "I spent 200 Euros _____ food last month."
6. If you have someone else's money and you need to pay it back, we say you _____ that person money.
7. This verb means "get some money when one of your relatives dies"
9. It's a record of how much money you have and how you plan to spend it.
10. This verb is means that a company asks you to pay for a product or service. For example, mechanics _____ you when they fix your car.
11. This is the money you earn at your job.
14. This verb means "take for a while". For example, if you need to fix something at home and you don't have the right tools, you might _____ some of your neighbour's tools.
15. This verb means "give for a while". For example, if your friend needs to make a phone call, you might ______ him or her your phone.

2. It's money you get from a bank or financial institution, which you have to pay back with interest.
3. This word means "the value of something". For example, you can say "my house is _____ $600,000", which means you would get $600,000 for it if you sold it.
5. The money of a country (or a group of countries, in the case of the Euro).
8. It's money you get from the bank to help you buy a house.
12. It's a verb that means "have enough money for something". For example, you can say "I can't _____ to go on a summer holiday this year".
13. When you ask people for money for a good cause (like a charity), we say you're trying to _____ money.