Spending and buying
People pay in cash here.
Cash is paid here (by people).
We save money for a rainy day.
Money is saved for a rainy day (by us).
The store offers a 20% discount.
A 20% discount is offered (by the store).
Impulse buying causes financial problems.
Financial problems are caused by impulse buying.
The store sells cheap items.
Cheap items are sold (by the store).
She made a purchase online.
A purchase was made online (by her).
He created a strict budget.
A strict budget was created (by him).
They gave a refund for the item.
A refund was given for the item (by them).
He wasted money on things he didn't need.
Money was wasted on things he didn't need (by him).
He paid off his huge debt.
His huge debt was paid off (by him).
They are spending too much money.
Too much money is being spent (by them).
She is saving up cash for a car.
Cash is being saved up for a car (by her).
The shop is selling affordable shoes.
Affordable shoes are being sold (by the shop).
Consumers are buying overpriced products.
Overpriced products are being bought (by consumers).
They are finding cost-effective solutions.
Cost-effective solutions are being found (by them).
He was paying the bill by card.
The bill was being paid by card (by him).
We were cutting down on expenses.
Expenses were being cut down on (by us).
The manager was offering a real bargain.
A real bargain was being offered (by the manager).
They were wasting their savings.
Their savings were being wasted (by them).
She was organizing her monthly budget.
Her monthly budget was being organized (by her).
The expensive phone is bought by my brother.
My brother buys the expensive phone. (Simple Present)
A budget was being created by the couple.
The couple was creating a budget. (Past Continuous)
Good value for money was offered by the hotel.
The hotel offered good value for money. (Simple Past)
Money is being wasted on cheap items by people.
People are wasting money on cheap items. (Present Continuous)
A tight budget is being managed by the family.
The family is managing a tight budget. (Present Continuous)