Money Verbs
You do this when you give money for something you want to buy.
PAY
This person takes care of sick people in a hospital but is not a doctor.
NURSE
"A car is ___ than a bicycle." (big)
BIGGER
COMPLETE USING TOO/TOO MUCH / TOO MANY
There are ___ students in the classroom.
If you receive money for your work, you do this.
EARN
This person helps sick animals feel better.
VET
Today is the ___ day of the week! (cold)
COLDEST
COMPLETE USING TOO/TOO MUCH / TOO MANY
I drank ___ soda, and now I feel sick!
TOO MUCH
When you put money in the bank and don’t use it, you do this
SAVE
This person takes care of young children at school.
PRESCHOOL TEACHER
Math is ___ than history for me (difficult)
COMPLETE USING TOO/TOO MUCH / TOO MANY
This bag is ___ heavy for me to carry
TOO
When you use money to buy something, you do this
This person helps old or sick people at home.
CAREGIVER
That was the ___ movie I have ever seen! (Exciting)
MOST EXCITING
COMPLETE USING TOO/TOO MUCH / TOO MANY
He talks ___ fast! I can’t understand him.
TOO
If you don’t have money and ask someone for it, you do this.
BORROW
This person drives an ambulance and helps in emergencies.
PARAMEDIC
This test is ___ than the last one. (easy)
EASIER
COMPLETE USING TOO/TOO MUCH / TOO MANY
We bought ___ apples. We can’t eat all of them!
TOO MANY