Money Phrasal Verbs 12024-02-14Surprise Idioms 22024-02-14 Report a question What's wrong with this question? You cannot submit an empty report. Please add some details. 12345678910 Money Phrasal Verbs 3 Advanced English practice 10 multiple-choice questions If you log in, you will get the results via email. Category: advanced 1. You'd better .......... in that low mortgage rate soon because I heard that interest rates are going up next week. tie seal lock block Category: advanced 2. I have to take .......... some money today. I lost my debit card, so I'll have to go to the bank before I can go to the grocery store. over off out on Category: advanced 3. Richard has to .......... out some money before he can get his daughter out of jail. She was charged with impaired driving yesterday, and her bail was set at $5000. shell hand fling clam Category: advanced 4. My uncle bought .......... that company, and now he's selling it off in shares. over in down out Category: advanced 5. Mr. Garrison just bought .......... all of the remaining lots. He wants to own most of this subdivision. up by over down Category: advanced 6. You'd better .......... in on your gold jewelry right now. The price of gold is high, and you'd get a lot for those old rings that you don't even wear any more. cash call save sell Category: advanced 7. I had to .......... up $3300 for a new engine this week. That hurt! throw cough belch spit Category: advanced 8. I'm trying to save .......... food bills every month, so I'm clipping all coupons I can get my hands on. on in up at Category: advanced 9. I'm putting money .......... my son's tuition. I always planned on helping him with his college education. on in through towards Category: advanced 10. You know things are bad when you have to break .......... your son's piggy bank in order to pay for bus fare. I hope my husband gets a job soon. through out into off Your score is The average score is 0% LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Restart quiz Author: Kovács Áron Share0