Ex.4. Match words from list A with words from list B that have a similar meaning.

Ex.5. Find suitable opposites to the following words:

to represent, popular, success, value, to trust, to accumulate, similar, easy.

Ex.6. Match the nouns in the left-hand column with the verbs in the right-hand column:

Ex.7. What part of speech are these words? You can find out by looking in your dictionary.

Translate the following sentences into Ukrainian:

1. He doesn’t have much monetary sense; he’s always wasting his money.

2. The government monetized its bonds and spent the money on new projects.

3. That new saleswoman is already a moneymaker for our company.

4. She married a man from a moneyed family.

5. He is such a money-grubber that he won’t answer a question unless you tell him how much you will pay him.

Ex.8. The words in the box frequently occur before “money”.

Find combinations that mean:

1. money that is being used by the public as opposed to money left in bank accounts;

2. money easily available on loan at a low rate of interest;

3. extra money or high wages paid to people working in dangerous conditions;

4. money that is difficult to borrow because of high interest rates;

5. money that is not circulated or invested and does not earn interest;

6. an item that can be easily exchanged in the way that money can, although it is not money itself. It includes cheques and postal orders but not banknotes or coins;

7. money lent on condition that it must be repaid immediately if necessary;

8. money offered by someone to show that he/she is honest and truthful and will keep to all agreed terms and conditions;

9. the reward paid by the owners of a rescued ship or goods to the person or organization that saved it/them;

10. change for small purchases;

11. money which is moved from country to country to get the best return;

12. money paid to someone in return for keeping silent about a crime.