Britain's Young Consumers

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I'm always broke after paying the ___ at the end of the month.

Many consumers go on a ___ at Christmastime.

Jack took out a ___ to go to university.

If Steve doesn't help around the house, he doesn't get any ___ .

___ seem to be going up all the time. I think I'll cycle to work in the future.

A: How much did you ___ for your new shoes? B: Oh, they didn't cost much.

A: I'm fed up. I'm broke again. B: I can ___ you some money if you like.

A: You ___ so much money on unnecessary phone calls. B: Oh, come off it! I like calling my friends.

A: How much does John ___ from his Job? B: About £450 a week.

A: Can I ___ a few pounds, Tom? B: Sure! How much do you need?

Steve, I can't ___ those chocolates. Let's buy some.

Do you ___ up to buy something you want, e.g. a new mobile phone?

My friends should find a cheaper flat. They're not sure they can ___ this one any more.

Do you think teens ___ their money on things they don't really need?

Laura is finding it difficult to ___ on such a low salary.

Three teenages were ___ out advertising leaflets outside the supermarket two days ago.

Will you slow down a bit? Wait for me to ___ up with you.