Lesson 8: Money

If you want to acquire something by paying for it, you want to ... it.

• refund

• cost

• purchase

• set aside

When you buy goods or services and are not satisfied with them, you can ask for a/an ... . That means you get your money back.

• refund

• expense

• receipt

• value

When you have completely run out of money, you are (flat) ... .

• bankrupt

• broke

• penniless

• wealthy

A deduction from the usual cost of something, typically given for prompt or advance payment or to a special category of buyers is called a/an ... .

• discount

• purchase

• expense

• bargain

The cost required for something, or the money spent on something is called ... .

• price

• investment

• value

• expense

If something is worth a lot of money, it is ... .

• valueless

• valuable

• priceless

• wasteful

If you have to earn money to live without getting into debt, you have to make ... meet.

• money

• funds

• ends

• lives

If you are ..., you are declared in law unable to pay outstanding debts.

• poor

• broke

• penniless

• bankrupt

If you keep or save something from a larger amount in order to use it later for a particular purpose, you set it ... .

• afore

• aside

• beside

• besides

When you ... in something, you put (money) into financial schemes, shares, property, or a commercial venture with the expectation of achieving a profit.

• input

• invest

• spend

• save up