1) to receive money as payment for work that you do a) EARN (v) b) CASHIER (n) c) LOAN (n) d) BILL (n) 2) to use money without care or thought a) SAVE (V) b) BORROW (v) c) WASTE (v) d) WALLET (n) 3) money that a bank lends you to buy a house a) EXPENSIVE (A) b) MORTAGE (n) c) CHEAP (A) d) INHERIT (v) 4) a piece of paper that shows how much money you have to pay for something a) BILL (n) b) LEND (v) c) EARN (v) d) WALLET (n) 5) to receive money, a house, etc. from someone after they have died a) CHEAP (A) b) LEND (v) c) INHERIT (v) d) BUY (V) 6) money that somebody lends you  a) LOAN (n) b) BUY (V) c) INHERIT (v) d) EARN (v) 7) to receive something from someone with the intention of giving it back after a period of time a) MORTAGE (n) b) BORROW (v) c) CASHIER (n) d) WASTE (v) 8) to give something to someone for a short period of time, expecting it to be given back a) BUY (V) b) LEND (v) c) INHERIT (v) d) CHEAP (A) 9) to acquire something with money. a) BUY (V) b) SAVE (V) c) MORTAGE (n) d) BILL (n) 10) something that has a very high price. a) WASTE (v) b) BORROW (v) c) LEND (v) d) EXPENSIVE (A) 11) the place where you put your money a) LOAN (n) b) EARN (v) c) WALLET (n) d) BILL (n) 12) physic money someone has. a) BORROW (v) b) CASHIER (n) c) BUY (V) d) EARN (v) 13) to keep money to buy something in the future. a) SAVE (V) b) BORROW (v) c) WALLET (n) d) MORTAGE (n) 14) something that has very low price. a) LEND (v) b) SAVE (V) c) CHEAP (A) d) WASTE (v)

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