Money matters
If you have enough money to buy something you can .................... it!
afford
Name 5 inner parts of the body
kidney, liver, lungs, artery, ribs, vein, bones, brain, heart, tongue
words for a song
lyrics
a type of a disaster where snow falls down the slide
avalanche
A person who works for a company or individual.
employee
The goverment will not................ ..........on education. They will keep the same amount of money for education.
cut back
Some covid-19 paitents might feel ............. They feel like they might fall down and faint
dizzy
all the music from a movie
soundtrack
Sudden movements of the earth that may destroy buildings and cities
earthquake
The verb for leaving a job voluntarily.
resign, quit, step down from
If you borrow money from a bank you are in ...............and you need to ..................it ...............!
debt pay it back
An injection for allergies might ....................some sypmtoms.
relieve
to watch or listen to something without downloading it
stream
Diseases might .................quickly. A large number of people can get it.
spread
The place you stay during a trip or holiday. (General term)
Accomodation
(Idiom) When something is very expensive it costs ...............
(Noun) And when it is very cheap, it is said to be a ...........
an arm and a leg
bargain
When you need to get some medicine a doctor (usually your GP- general practitioner) writes you this.
prescription
the people who come to an event
spectators, audience
After torrential rains rivers brust their banks and cause ......
floods
A person who steals things.
Thief, burglar, robber, shoplifter, pickpocket, mugger (inf)
When you borrow money from a bank, you are getting a ......
loan, mortgage, credit
Idiom - when you feel a bit ill you are ............... .... .....................
under the weather
The main story in a book or film is the ...
Which PREPOSITIONS go with these verbs?
apologise ...... something
complain ..... something
afford .... do something
spend money/time ..... something
depend .... something
for
about
to
on
on
Idiom that means "very easy"-
A piece of cake