Money

bill noun

a document that shows how much you must pay

a bill (aa604)

Can you check the bill, please?

Can you check the bill, please?

buy verb

to get something by paying money for it

to buy (aa605)

I’ll buy some snacks for the party.

I’ll buy some snacks for the party.

card noun

a small plastic object you use to pay for things

a card (aa606)

She paid with a credit card at the shop.

She paid with a credit card at the shop.

cash noun

money in coins and notes, not a card

some cash (aa607)

I paid in cash at the store.

I paid in cash at the store.

cheap adjective

not costing a lot of money

cheap (aa608)

This shirt is really cheap in the sale.

This shirt is really cheap in the sale.

cost verb

to have a price of

to cost (aa609)

How much does this jacket cost?

How much does this jacket cost?

dollars noun

the money used in the US and some other countries; plural of dollar

dollars (aa610)

This costs about fifty dollars in total.

This costs about fifty dollars in total.

euros noun

the money used in many European countries; plural of euro

euros (aa611)

I need to get some euros for my trip.

I need to get some euros for my trip.

expensive adjective

costing a lot of money

expensive (aa612)

Why is this phone so expensive?

Why is this phone so expensive?

money noun

what you use to pay for things

a money (aa613)

She spent all her money on shopping.

She spent all her money on shopping.

order verb

to ask for something to be sent to you

to order (aa614)

I will order some clothes from an online shop.

I will order some clothes from an online shop.

pay verb

to give money for something

to pay (aa615)

I need to pay for the taxi ride.

I need to pay for the taxi ride.

pounds noun

the money used in the UK; plural of pound

pounds (aa616)

The meal cost me twenty-five pounds.

The meal cost me twenty-five pounds.

price noun

the amount of money something costs

a price (aa617)

Can you check the price of this item online?

Can you check the price of this item online?

save verb

to keep money so you can use it later

to save (aa618)

I try to save money every month.

I try to save money every month.

sell verb

to give something to someone who pays you for it

to sell (aa619)

I want to sell my old phone soon.

I want to sell my old phone soon.

shopping list noun

a list of things you need to buy

a shopping list (aa620)

Can you check the shopping list before we go?

Can you check the shopping list before we go?

spend verb

to use money to pay for things

to spend (aa621)

How much did you spend on the trip?

How much did you spend on the trip?