Prices, payments and clothing sizes Exercises

Here “cheap” means costing little money. Read the clue: “Which adjective means costing little money, without necessarily saying the quality is poor?”.

Here “cheap” means costing little money. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: costing little money. It starts with c.”.

Here “expensive” means costing a lot of money. Read the clue: “Which adjective means costing a lot of money?”.

Here “expensive” means costing a lot of money. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: costing a lot of money. It starts with e.”.

Here “cost” means have a particular price. Read the clue: “Choose the verb whose subject is the thing with a price: These shoes ___ fifty pounds.”. Use thing + cost + amount; person + pay for + thing; person + spend + amount + on + thing. The subject and preposition decide the choice here.

Here “cost” means have a particular price. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: have a particular price. It starts with c.”.

Here “pay” means give money for something. Read the clue: “Complete the payment expression: I will ___ for the meal by card.”. Use thing + cost + amount; person + pay for + thing; person + spend + amount + on + thing. The subject and preposition decide the choice here.

Here “pay” means give money for something. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: give money for something. It starts with p.”.

Here “spend” means use money to buy something. Read the clue: “Complete the usual structure with on: I ___ ten pounds on lunch every day.”. Use thing + cost + amount; person + pay for + thing; person + spend + amount + on + thing. The subject and preposition decide the choice here.

Here “spend” means use money to buy something. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: use money to buy something. It starts with s.”.

Here “save” means keep money instead of spending it now. Read the clue: “I keep part of my income for a future holiday instead of spending it now. I ___ money for the holiday.”.

Here “save” means keep money instead of spending it now. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: keep money instead of spending it now. It starts with s.”.

Here “fit” means be the right size or shape. Read the clue: “The jacket is exactly the right size for me: it will ___ me.”.

Here “fit” means be the right size or shape. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: be the right size or shape. It starts with f.”.

Here “try on” means put on clothing briefly to check it before buying. Read the clue: “Before buying the trousers, I put them on briefly to check the size. I ___ the trousers.”.

Here “try on” means put on clothing briefly to check it before buying. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: put on clothing briefly to check it before buying. It starts with t.”.