MyEnglishPages Banking and Money Vocabulary
MyEnglishPages Banking and Money Vocabulary gathers the English of banking in one lesson, published by MyEnglishPages, a site of English lessons and exercises for learners and teachers. A list of terms with definitions and example sentences is followed by money idioms and by lists of adjectives for describing a person who is rich and a person who is poor.
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How It Helps Your Business English
A list of banking and money terms, each with a definition and often an example sentence: ATM, bank balance, bank charges, bank statement, bounce, cash a check and the rest, with the American and British spellings given side by side. Money idioms follow, among them to bank on someone and money for jam, then adjectives for describing a rich or a poor person.
You read the list with its definitions and example sentences, which show each term inside a sentence you could say at a counter. The idioms that follow give you the figurative expressions that come up whenever money is discussed informally, and the two adjective lists let you choose a precise word for someone's circumstances instead of repeating rich or poor.
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