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Michigan in Action Unit 8 Vocabulary

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Q 1/20
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More and more families in southern Europe are finding it increasingly difficult to ...... as the economic crisis really begins to bite.
30
take somebody for a ride
do the right thing
make ends meet
do a good job
Q 2/20
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I don't suppose Jason will let you buy him dinner - he likes to ...... .
30
get what he paid for
pay his own way
make more money than sense
have money to burn

20 questions

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More and more families in southern Europe are finding it increasingly difficult to ...... as the economic crisis really begins to bite.

1

30 sec

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I don't suppose Jason will let you buy him dinner - he likes to ...... .

2

30 sec

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Time to ...... . Waiter, could you bring us our bill, please?

3

30 sec

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I bought a fabulous skirt and some trendy sportswear in the January ...... .

4

30 sec

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Is there a ...... of Marks and Spencer in the city centre? I always buy my underwear from them.

5

30 sec

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£50 is my final offer - you can ...... it or leave it.

6

30 sec

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These ...... earphones are never any good - they've stopped working after only three days.

7

30 sec

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Two for the price of one; That's certainly great ...... for money.

8

30 sec

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I had to pay through the ...... to get this Chanel handbag, but it was worth it.

9

30 sec

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We all agreed to cover some of the cost - so come on, ...... !

10

30 sec

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Beauty products are in the same ...... as the shampoos and conditioners - near the back of the supermarket.

11

30 sec

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You can scan the ...... over there to find out how much that hairdryer costs.

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30 sec

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It's not advisable to buy goods from street vendors - there's a good chance you'll be ...... .

13

30 sec

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They took so long to serve me that I decided to ...... my custom elsewhere.

14

30 sec

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I'm paying for my computer in six, monthly ...... ; I couldn't have afforded it otherwise.

15

30 sec

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What exactly does Anna's father ...... ? is he a lawyer?

16

30 sec

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Amy has just signed ...... modelling contract with a top cosmetics brand.

17

30 sec

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You ...... a really good job of presenting the new product. Well done!

18

30 sec

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Colin is only just ......; he gets unemployment benefit, but it isn't much.

19

30 sec

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Please feel free to browse around the shop. There's no hurry - ...... .

20

30 sec

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