Negative adjectives
infinitive / -ing
prepositions
phrasal verbs
money
100
... LOGICAL
ILLOGICAL
100
WE CANNOT AFFORD .... (EAT) IN THIS RESTAURANT.
WE CANNOT AFFORD TO EAT IN THIS RESTAURANT.
100
TO APPLY .... A JOB
FOR
100
SAVE (MONEY)
PUT BY / ASIDE
100
MONEY GIVEN TO CHILDREN
POCKET MONEY
200
... LEGAL
ILLEGAL
200
THEY COULD NOT HELP .... (LAUGH) WHEN SHE TRIPPED AND FELL.
THEY COULD NOT HELP LAUGHING WHEN SHE TRIPPED AND FELL.
200
TO FILL ..... AN APPLICATION
IN
200
NO LONGER HAVE A SUPPLY
RUN OUT OF
200
PAYMENT A WORKER GETS ONCE A MONTH.
SALARY
300
... PERSONAL
IMPERSONAL
300
HE AVOIDS ..... (BUY) EXPENSIVE CLOTHES.
HE AVOIDS BUYING EXPENSIVE CLOTHES.
300
TO BE IMPRESSED ..... SOMEBODY / SOMETHING
BY / WITH
300
REDUCE (EXPENSES, PRODUCTION)
CUT DOWN ON
300
PAYMENT A WORKER GETS AT THE END OF THE WEEK / DAY.
WAGE
400
... RELEVANT
IRRELEVANT
400
I DIDN'T REMEMBER .... (TAKE) MY WALLET, SO I CANNOT PAY.
I DIDN'T REMEMBER TO TAKE MY WALLET, SO I CANNOT PAY.
400
TO SPECIALISE ..... SOMETHING
IN
400
HAVE AN AMOUNT OF MONEY TO BUY THINGS
LIVE ON
400
MONEY YOU PUT ASIDE TO BUY SOMETHING.
SAVINGS
500
... CONVENIENT
INCONVENIENT
500
WILL YOU STOP .... (COMPLAIN) ALL THE TIME?
WILL YOU STOP COMPLAINING ALL THE TIME?
500
TO CONGRATULATE SOMEBODY ..... SOMETHING
ON
500
ARRANGE TO GET SOMETHING (LOAN FROM A BANK)
TAKE OUT
500
MONEY PAID REGULARLY AT A PARTICULAR RATE FOR THE USE OF BORROWED MONEY
INTEREST
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