present to the future;
The common unit by which everyone measures
prices and values.MONEY
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- 1. Expressions with Made by: Sanja Ilievska & Money
- 2. We use it to buy stuff; Transfers
- 3. The act or an instance of buying or selling;An exchange of one thing for another.TRADE
- 4. Expressions with Tricks of the trade -
- 5. take something out in trade - to
- 6. trade something off to get rid of something
- 7. Trade places - to exchange positions with
- 8. Trade atsome place to buy and sell
- 9. Tricks of the tradeclever methods that help
- 10. Expressions withStretch one's money - to economize so
- 11. Time is valuable, so don't waste it.
- 12. Pots of money - a lot of
- 13. Spend money like water of someone spends
- 14. Save money up (for something)-to accumulate an
- 15. Rolling in moneyhaving large amounts of something,
- 16. Pressed for money -needful of money; short of
- 17. There are lots of expressions with trade
- 18. 50-50
- 19. 50-501. What is the meaning of the idiom ‘Time is money?’
- 20. 50-502. The family has ( more money than they need).
- 21. 50-503. Clever methods that help you to
- 22. 50-504. Sarah doesn’t ….. this store anymore, because the prices are too high.
- 23. 50-505. I might complain, but I wouldn't (….) with you for anything in the world.
- 24. 50-506. You use this expression to tell
- 25. 50-507. To save money for a time when it might be needed unexpectedly means:
- 26. 50-508. If someone has a lot of money, more than they could possibly need, they are…
- 27. 50-509. Don't ever lend him money, he spends it……
- 28. 50-5010. Money obtained without much effort is:
- 29. C O N G R A T
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We use it to buy stuff; Transfers purchasing power from the present to the future; The common unit by which everyone measures prices and values.MONEY
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Слайд 2We use it to buy stuff;
Transfers purchasing power from the
present to the future;
prices and values.
Слайд 4Expressions
with
Tricks of the trade - special skills
and knowledge associated with any trade or profession.
Ex. I
know a few tricks of the trade that make things easier. I learned the tricks of the trade from my uncle.
Слайд 5take something out in trade - to accept someone's goods
or services in payment of a bill.
Ex. The grocer
told the plumber that he would pay the plumber by allowing him to take his bill out in trade. I don't have any cash right now. Can you take what I owe you out in trade?
Слайд 6trade something off
to get rid of something in an exchange.
Ex. I traded my car off.
I traded off my
old car for a new one. 
Слайд 7Trade places - to exchange positions with someone
Ex. He
may be rich and famous, but I wouldn't trade places
with him, not even for a million dollars.
Слайд 8Trade at
some place to buy and sell at some place;
to shop at someplace.
Ex. Do you trade at that
store anymore? We don't trade there because their prices are too high.Trade up from something
to exchange a specific lower-level product for a higher-level product.
Ex. I decided to trade up from my little car to a much larger one.
Слайд 9Tricks of the trade
clever methods that help you to do
a job better or faster
Ex. As a journalist, you
learn the tricks of the trade pretty quickly or you don't survive. 
Слайд 10Expressions with
Stretch one's money - to economize so that one's money
lasts longer.
Ex. We have to stretch our money in
order to be able to buy groceries at the end of the month.
Слайд 11Time is valuable, so don't waste it.
Ex. I can't
afford to spend a lot of time standing here talking.
Time is money, you know!
Слайд 12Pots of money - a lot of money
Ex. They've
got pots of money but they never spend any of
it.Have money to burn - to have a lot of money and spend large amounts on things that are not necessary.
Ex. Christine's new boyfriend seems to have money to burn. He's always buying her extravagant gifts.
Слайд 13Spend money like water
of someone spends money like water,
they spend too much
Ex. Carol spends money like water
- no wonder she's always broke. Soft money
money obtained without much effort.
Ex. Don't become dependent on soft money.
In college he got spoiled by soft money—a check from his parents every week.
Слайд 14Save money up (for something)
-to accumulate an amount of money
for the purchase of something.
Ex. I'm saving my money
up for a car. Save up your money for a car.Save money for a rainy day
-to keep an amount of money for a time in the future when it might be needed
Ex. She has a couple of thousand pounds kept aside which she's saving for a rainy day.
Слайд 15Rolling in money
having large amounts of something, usually money.
Ex.
Bob doesn't need to earn money. He's rolling in it.
Make
good money -to earn a sizable amount of money.
Ex. Ann makes good money at her job. I don't know what she does, but she makes good money.
Слайд 16Pressed for money
-needful of money; short of money.
Ex. I'm
a little pressed for money just now.
Money doesn't grow on
trees -something that you say which means you should be careful how much money you spend because there is only a limited amount
Ex. 'Dad, can I have a new bike?' 'We can't afford one. Money doesn't grow on trees, you know.'
Слайд 17 There are lots of expressions with trade and money but,
TIME IS MONEY, and now follows a quiz for the
ones who fell asleep!
Слайд 2150-50
3. Clever methods that help you to do a job
better or faster – is definition of the idiom:
Слайд 2450-50
6. You use this expression to tell someone that he/she
shouldn't waste money or there is not enough money to
buy something expensive.
