Money expressions

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Unscramble key money expressions

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Hue Chi

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Unscramble Letters Money expressionsOnline version Unscramble key money expressions by Hue Chi 1 Money in the form of notes and coins, used for immediate payments. A H C S 2 A bank account from which you can withdraw money anytime, usually with little interest. Checking account (US) A C U O U T T R N E C N C R 3 A bank account where money can earn interest over time. Deposit account A O C C U N S S A V N I G T 4 An arrangement that lets you borrow money from the bank up to a limit when your account goes negative. R T R O A V D E F 5 Money charged by a bank for borrowing, or earnings on deposited funds over time. T E I S E N R T 6 You can take money out of your bank account by using a cash machine (UK) or ____ (US). This is a machine in the wall of the bank or other building. You use a cash card (UK) or ___ card (US) to take out the money. M E E T A I N M E R U E T C A L H D A O T L 7 You can _______ (= take out) or deposit (= put in) money at any time using the machines outside the bank. R T H W I A W D 8 Could you tell me the ____ on (= how much money is in) my account? N B C L A E A 9 Train travel in the UK is ______ (= too high). I E T N R T A X O T O E 10 House prices in London can be ______ (= too expensive for people to afford). P I H I R B T E I O V 11 The hotel was great but a little _____. P C E I R Y 12 That supermarket’s a bit ____. D R A E 13 The house is great and the rent is ______ (= not too expensive). L E E O N R A S B A 14 The heating system is very ______ (= cheap to run). L C M N A E C O I O 15 I booked my holiday at the last moment, so it was ____ cheap (= it cost very little money). I T R D 16 This coat was half-price, a real ______. N G I R A B A 17 The sunglasses are now available in major stores, a ___ at £25 a pair. S P N I 18 Less than $30 for both of them? What a ____ ! A L E T S

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Money expressionsOnline version

Unscramble key money expressions

by Hue Chi

Money in the form of notes and coins, used for immediate payments.

A bank account from which you can withdraw money anytime, usually with little interest. Checking account (US)

A C U O U T T R N E C N C R

A bank account where money can earn interest over time. Deposit account

A O C C U N S S A V N I G T

An arrangement that lets you borrow money from the bank up to a limit when your account goes negative.

Money charged by a bank for borrowing, or earnings on deposited funds over time.

You can take money out of your bank account by using a cash machine (UK) or __ (US). This is a machine in the wall of the bank or other building. You use a cash card (UK) or _ card (US) to take out the money.

M E E T A I N M E R U E T C A L H D A O T L

You can _______ (= take out) or deposit (= put in) money at any time using the machines outside the bank.

Could you tell me the ____ on (= how much money is in) my account?

Train travel in the UK is ______ (= too high).

I E T N R T A X O T O E

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Money expressions

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Money expressionsOnline version

by Hue Chi

Money in the form of notes and coins, used for immediate payments.

A bank account from which you can withdraw money anytime, usually with little interest. Checking account (US)

A bank account where money can earn interest over time. Deposit account

An arrangement that lets you borrow money from the bank up to a limit when your account goes negative.

Money charged by a bank for borrowing, or earnings on deposited funds over time.

You can take money out of your bank account by using a cash machine (UK) or __ (US). This is a machine in the wall of the bank or other building. You use a cash card (UK) or _ card (US) to take out the money.

You can _______ (= take out) or deposit (= put in) money at any time using the machines outside the bank.

Could you tell me the ____ on (= how much money is in) my account?

Train travel in the UK is ______ (= too high).

House prices in London can be ______ (= too expensive for people to afford).

The hotel was great but a little _____.

That supermarket’s a bit ____.

The house is great and the rent is ______ (= not too expensive).

The heating system is very ______ (= cheap to run).

I booked my holiday at the last moment, so it was ____ cheap (= it cost very little money).

This coat was half-price, a real ______.

The sunglasses are now available in major stores, a ___ at £25 a pair.

Less than $30 for both of them? What a ____ !

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Money expressions

Unscramble Letters

About this activity

Created by

Download the paper version to play

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Unscramble Letters

Money expressionsOnline version

by Hue Chi

Money in the form of notes and coins, used for immediate payments.

A bank account from which you can withdraw money anytime, usually with little interest. Checking account (US)

A bank account where money can earn interest over time. Deposit account

An arrangement that lets you borrow money from the bank up to a limit when your account goes negative.

Money charged by a bank for borrowing, or earnings on deposited funds over time.

You can take money out of your bank account by using a cash machine (UK) or ____ (US). This is a machine in the wall of the bank or other building. You use a cash card (UK) or ___ card (US) to take out the money.

You can _______ (= take out) or deposit (= put in) money at any time using the machines outside the bank.

Could you tell me the ____ on (= how much money is in) my account?

Train travel in the UK is ______ (= too high).

House prices in London can be ______ (= too expensive for people to afford).

The hotel was great but a little _____.

That supermarket’s a bit ____.

The house is great and the rent is ______ (= not too expensive).

The heating system is very ______ (= cheap to run).

I booked my holiday at the last moment, so it was ____ cheap (= it cost very little money).

This coat was half-price, a real ______.

The sunglasses are now available in major stores, a ___ at £25 a pair.

Less than $30 for both of them? What a ____ !

You can take money out of your bank account by using a cash machine (UK) or __ (US). This is a machine in the wall of the bank or other building. You use a cash card (UK) or _ card (US) to take out the money.