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Arailym

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Froggy Jumps EnglishOnline version to learn how to manage money by Arailym 1 The money you get from your job or other sources. a savings b pocket money c income 2 To spend less money; to use something more carefully. a cut back b reduce c limit 3 Money that you keep for future needs instead of spending. a income b savings c fee 4 A small amount of money you give to someone for good service. a allowance b salary c pocket money 5 Money you receive regularly from your parents to buy small things. a savings b pocket money c salary 6 To make a plan for how you will spend your money. a save up b organise a schedule c set a budget 7 To record and check how you spend your money. a keep track of b save c check 8 A job where you don’t work full hours, maybe only after school or on weekends. a internship b part-time c contract 9 To make costs or amounts smaller. a refund b recycle c reduce 10 The amount of money you pay to study at a college or university. a university fees b scholarship c tax 11 The regular money you use for food, transport, and other everyday things. a monthly bills b daily costs c day-to-day expenses 12 A dream or something important you plan to achieve in the future. a ambition b achievement c long-term goal

Froggy Jumps

EnglishOnline version

to learn how to manage money

by Arailym

The money you get from your job or other sources.

savings

pocket money

income

To spend less money; to use something more carefully.

cut back

reduce

limit

Money that you keep for future needs instead of spending.

income

savings

fee

A small amount of money you give to someone for good service.

allowance

salary

pocket money

Money you receive regularly from your parents to buy small things.

savings

pocket money

salary

To make a plan for how you will spend your money.

save up

organise a schedule

set a budget

To record and check how you spend your money.

keep track of

save

check

A job where you don’t work full hours, maybe only after school or on weekends.

internship

part-time

contract

To make costs or amounts smaller.

refund

recycle

reduce

The amount of money you pay to study at a college or university.

university fees

scholarship

tax

The regular money you use for food, transport, and other everyday things.

monthly bills

daily costs

day-to-day expenses

A dream or something important you plan to achieve in the future.

ambition

achievement

long-term goal

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by Arailym

The money you get from your job or other sources.

To spend less money; to use something more carefully.

Money that you keep for future needs instead of spending.

A small amount of money you give to someone for good service.

Money you receive regularly from your parents to buy small things.

To make a plan for how you will spend your money.

To record and check how you spend your money.

A job where you don’t work full hours, maybe only after school or on weekends.

To make costs or amounts smaller.

The amount of money you pay to study at a college or university.

The regular money you use for food, transport, and other everyday things.

A dream or something important you plan to achieve in the future.

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