1. Vocabulary about money

* money children and teenagers get from their parents each week.

Main practice:  vocabulary about money
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Vocabulary
raise (noun) - an increase in pay; something is made larger or greater, i.e.

• I'm going to ask my boss for a raise. 
  

expenses - amount of money spent on needs, i.e.

• Yes, I'll come and speak at your meeting, just pay my travel expenses, please. 
  

to waste - to consume or spend uselessly, i.e.

• He wasted all the money on taxis and taking his friends to expensive restaurants.
  
• The film was terrible, seeing it was a waste of time. 

to lend - to let someone use something that will be returned to you later , i.e.

• She didn't have any money so I lent her some. 

to borrow - to use someone else's property or receive money to be paid back later
- Can I borrow your dictionary, please? (Note: Can you lend me your dictionary, please?)
- Sure, but let me have it back before next lesson. 

to pay back -to repay money that has been lent, i.e.

• Yes, you can borrow twenty pounds, but please pay me back by the weekend.
  

to go up - to increase, especially costs / prices, i.e.

• The cost of living has really gone up this year.