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A collection of vocabulary flashcards defining verbs related to money and their associated prepositions based on the lecture notes.
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owe
need to give back someone back the money that they have lent you
invest
put money into a scheme in order to make a profit
squander/splurge
spend money in an irresponsible, wasteful way
lend
give someone money which you expect them to return later
donate
give money or things to a charity or good cause to help people
bargain
negotiate with the seller or sth until you agree on a price that you want to buy it at
borrow
ask someone for money which you will return to them later
won
receive money from a lotery ticket o competition
inherit
receive moeny or property from someone after they've died.
borrow money from
The verb-preposition combination used as in 'borrow money from the bank'
invest money in
The verb-preposition combination used as in 'invest money in research'
lend money to
The verb-preposition combination used as in 'lend money to a friend'
spend money on
The verb-preposition combination used as in 'spend money on new clothes'
give money to
The verb-preposition combination used as in 'give money to charity'
waste money on
The verb-preposition combination used as in 'waste money on useless things'
owe money to
The verb-preposition combination used as in 'owe money to the bank'
change money into
The verb-preposition combination used as in 'change money into another currency'
Win
To get sth as a prize for winning a competition or game...
Earn
to receive a particular amount of money for the work that you do.
Gain
to obtain or achieve sth you want or need.
Spend
to use your money to pay for goods or services.
Waste
when sth such as money or skills are not used in a way that is effective, useful or sensible.