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Question		Answer
the valu of sth will increase with the passing of time start learning		to appreciate in value
the value of sth will decrease with the passing of time start learning		to depreciate in value
to get monet frim sb or from a bank, ehich must be paid back at a later date start learning		to borrow
to have decided that you cannot spend more than a certain amount of money over a particuler period of time start learning		to be on a strict/tight budget
to ask for/take money for sth that you are selling start learning		to charge sb an amount of money for sth
to cost a lot of money start learning		to cost a small fortune/ a bomb the earth
to ahe the cost of sth start learning		to go halves on sth
in small monthly payments start learning		in instalments
on special offer start learning		in a sale
approximately start learning		in the region/neighbourhood of
to reduce the price of sth start learning		to knock an amount of money off (the price of) sth
to put somebodys name on the cheque so that they receive the money start learning		to make the cheque payable to
to write sbs name on the cheque start learning		to make out a cheque
to earn start learning		to be on a salary of
available to buy/on sale start learning		on the market
to use a cheque in order to pay start learning		to pay by cheque
to pay part of the price of a product in order to reserve it start learning		to put down a deposit on sth
a decrease in sth start learning		reduction
aa slow but continual reduction start learning		a steady/gradual reduction
a big reduction start learning		a dramatic/marked reduction
to be on sale in a shop for start learning		to retail at/for
to owe money, acquire debts - either by buying a lot of things or borrowing money - start learning		to run up a bill
to sell sth at a higher price than you bought it start learning		to sell sth at a profit
to have very little money start learning		to be strapped for cash/hard up/short of money
to owe a lot of money start learning		to be up to ones ears in debt
to be said to be worth start learning		to be valued at

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