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  • 7/29/2019 Money Idioms Matching

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    Money Idioms: Matching Exercise

    Look at the expressions below and try to match them with their definitions.

    Compare with a partner if you have any difculties.

    Money Idiom Definition

    Pay through the noseA person who does not like tospend money.

    Cost an arm and a leg To waste money.

    Bring home the baconA person or company's mainsource of income.

    CheapskateTo pay a lot of money for

    something.

    Make ends meet Very rich.

    Pour money down the drainTo spend less money becausethere is less available.

    Tighten (someones) beltTo pay too much money for

    something.

    Bread and butter

    To earn just enough money to

    be able to buy the things youneed.

    LoadedTo earn money for your family tolive on.

    Try to write your own sentences using the idioms above and compare with a

    partner.

    Martin Sketchley 2012 13/03/2013ELT Experiences: www.eltexperiences.com

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