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MONEY HABITS Vocabulary Part 2

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.Take turns guessing a vocabulary item.
2.Make a sentence using that word / phrase.
3.Move on to the next word.

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MONEY HABITS Vocabulary Part 2
 

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.Take turns guessing a vocabulary item. 2.Make a sentence using that word / phrase. 3.Move on to the next word.

by Yuliia Semenko
1

To accumulate or gather something in large amounts over time (often debt, bills, points, miles, expenses, etc.).

2

A situation or course of action that is likely to lead to increasingly serious or negative consequences.

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3

To ignore a problem or unpleasant situation instead of dealing with it. To pretend something isn’t happening.

4

To pay extra money to a lender in addition to the original amount borrowed, usually as a percentage over time. It’s the cost of borrowing money.

5

The money you pay to attend a college, university, or private school.

6

The current situation as it is now, especially when people resist changing it. It often implies stability — but sometimes also stagnation.

7

To reduce the amount, number, or frequency of something. Often used for expenses, consumption, or habits.

8

A small mistake, ambiguity, or exception in a law, rule, or system that allows someone to avoid following it or to gain an advantage.

9

To do the hard work or the most difficult part of a task. Often used metaphorically, not just for physical work.

10

To add more money, credit, or resources to something that is running low. Commonly used for bank accounts, prepaid cards, mobile phones, or fuel.

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