expressions with trade and money

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Made by:

Sanja Ilievska


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1. We use it to buystuff;

2.

Transfers purchasing

power from thepresent to the

future;

3.

The common unit bywhich everyone

measures prices and

values.


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The act or an instance of buying or

selling;An exchange of

one thing for

another.


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Tricks of the trade - special skills andknowledge associated with any trade or

profession.

Ex. I know a few tricks of the trade that

make things easier. I learned the tricksof the trade from my uncle.


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take something out in trade - to accept

someone's goods or services in payment of a

bill.

Ex. The grocer told the plumber that he

would pay the plumber by allowing him totake his bill out in trade.

I don't have any cash right now. Can you take

what I owe you out in trade?


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trade something off

-to get rid of something inan exchange.

Ex. I traded my car off.

I traded off my old car for anew one.


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Trade places - to exchange

positions with someoneEx. He may be rich and

famous, but I wouldn't trade

placeswith him, not even for amillion dollars.


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Trade at-some place to buy and sell at some place;

to shop at someplace.Ex. Do you trade at that store anymore?

We don't trade there because their prices

are too high.Trade up from something-to exchange a specific lower-level product

for a higher-level product.Ex. I decided to trade up from my little car

to a much larger one.


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Tricks of the trade-clever methods that help you to do a job

better or faster

Ex. As a journalist, you learn the tricks of the

tradepretty quickly or you don't survive.


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Stretch one's money - to economize

so that one's money lasts longer.

Ex. We have to stretch our money inorder to be able to buy groceries at

the end of the month.


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-Time is valuable, so don't waste

it.

Ex. I can't afford to spend a lot of

time standing here talking. Time is

money, you know!


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Pots of money- a lot of

moneyEx. They've gotpots of

moneybut they never spend

any of it.

Have money to burn- to have a lot of money andspend large amounts on things that are not necessary.

Ex. Christine's new boyfriend seems to have money to

burn. He's always buying her extravagant gifts.


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Spend money like water

-of someone spends money like water,they spend too much

Ex. Carol spends money like water- no

wonder she's always broke.

Soft money-money obtained without much effort.

Ex. Don't become dependent on soft

money.

In college he got spoiled by soft

moneya check from his parents every

week.


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Save money up (for something)

-to accumulate an amount of money forthe purchase of something.

Ex. I'm saving my money up for a car.

Save up your money for a car.

Save money for a rainy day

-to keep an amount of money for a time in the

future when it might be neededEx. She has a couple of thousand pounds kept

aside which she's saving for a rainy day.


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Rolling in money

-having large amounts of something, usually

money.Ex. Bob doesn't need to earn money. He's

rolling in it.

Make good money

-to earn a sizable amount of

money.

Ex. Ann makes good money ather job. I don't know what she

does, but she makes good

money.


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Pressed for money

-needful of money; short of money.Ex. I'm a littlepressed for moneyjustnow.

Money doesn't grow on trees

-something that you say which means

you should be careful how much money

you spend because there is only alimited amount

Ex. 'Dad, can I have a new bike?' 'We

can't afford one. Money doesn't grow

on trees, you know.'


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There are lots ofexpressions with trade

and money but, TIME ISMONEY, and now followsa quiz for the ones whofell asleep!


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1. What is the meaning of theidiom Time is money?

A. Time is as

valuable as money.B. A waste money.

C. To spend moneyextravagantly.

D. To invest money.


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2. The family has ( more moneythan they need).

A. Cold hard cash.

B. Chicken feed.

C. Bet on the wronghorse.

D. Money to burn.


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3. Clever methods that help you todo a job better or faster isdefinition of the idiom:

1. Stock in trade

2. Trade places

3. Tricks of thetrade

4. Trade secret


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1.trade down2.trade at

3.trade off

4.stock in trade

4. Sarah doesnt .. thisstore anymore, because theprices are too high.


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1.trade off

2.trade places

3.trade in

4. trade at

5. I might complain, but I wouldn't(.) with you for anything in theworld.


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50-506. You use this expression to tell someone

that he/she shouldn't waste money or thereis not enough money to buy something

expensive.

1. Money doesnt

bring happiness

2. They arepressed for money.

3. They have a lotof money

4 Money doesnt

grow on trees


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1. Have pots ofmoney.

2. Have money toburn.

3. Being pressedfor money.

4.Save money for a

rainy days.

7. To save money for a time whenit might be needed unexpectedlymeans:


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1. Rolling in money

2. Make goodmoney

3. Have money toburn

4. Pressed for

money

8. If someone has a lot of money,more than they could possiblyneed, they are


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1. Very carefully

2. Slowly

3. Like water

4. Like a cash

machine

9. Don't ever lend him money, hespends it


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1. Soft money

2. Easy money

3. Pocket money

4. Hard cash

10. Money obtained without mucheffort is:


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