Money&Relationships
Words from the texts
Common expressions/US&UK
Conditionals
Passive voice
100

tasas

fees

100

valor

value

100

dinero ganado con esfuerzo

hard-earned money
100

If people ........ (get along), they usually ...... (become) friends.

If people get along, they usually become friends.

100

If I buy it today, .......... it ..................... by tomorrow morning? (deliver)

If I buy it today, will it be delivered by tomorrow morning?

200

pasar página, seguir adelante

move on

200

pasar (o vivir) por algo

live through

200

paquete

parcel (UK), package (US)

200

Unless I ................ (fall) in love one day, I ....... (never) get married.

fall / will ... get

200

You buy music directly from the app and the fee .................... to your bank account. (charge)

is charged

300

llevarse bien

get along

300

alquilar, poner en alquiler

rent

300

piso, apartamento

flat (UK), apartment (US)

300

When you .................... (finish) the work you’re doing for me, I ....................... (take) you to dinner.

When you finish the work you're doing for me, I will take you to dinner.

300

All banknotes ............................ of plastic in the near future. (make)

will be made

400

a synonym of "buy"

purchase

400

trastos, cosas

stuff

400

aprovecharse de / minusvalorar a alguien

take someone for granted


400

I ...... (not trust) her if I ......... (be) you.

I wouldn't trust her if I were you.

400

Turn this sentence into the passive: 

How many smartphones did people buy last year?

How many smartphones were bought last year?

500

devolver dinero a alguien

to pay someone back

500

tomarse algo lo mejor posible

to make the best of something

500

llegar a fin de mes

to make ends meet

500

It’s a shame you didn’t meet her. If you ............ (get) to know her, you ............ (like) her

had got / would have liked

500

Turn this sentence into the passive:

The magazine is going to pay me £50 for the photo.

I am going to be paid $50 for the photo.