Money

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What do you spend most of your money on?

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A2 Pre-intermediate

I spend most of my money on books and food. Rarely I spend it to buy new clothes or some toys, cosmetic and other things. Even if all I bought is not make a sense I still since I`m child learn how to use my own money, so I guess it`s alright

Hmm... I don't know but maybe I spend most of my money on sports.

In fact I like to go away on weekends by bicycle and therefore I spend my money on transport, meals and sleeping.

I also spend a lot of money on bike maintenance!

I frequently use my money to cover housing and food expenses, and I occasionally allocate a moderate portion of my budget to buy new clothes as a treat for myself."

I spend most of my money on cafe and education,for example course.

Hello. Could you please help me? Is the following sentence correct using the verb "gain"?
- When Mazen’s father died, Mazen gained a lot of money as inheritance.
Thank you

Hello Ahmed Imam,

I'm not sure I'd say it's incorrect, but it's an unusual use of the verb 'gain'.

We do speak of investments or currencies 'gaining' value, but as far as I know it's used in the way it is in your sentence. That said, it is intelligible.

I would probably say, 'he inherited a lot of money'.

Best wishes,
Kirk
LearnEnglish team

I spend most of my money for motorcycle parts and equipment and photographs equipment and accessories

I like to buy necklace, bracelet, accessories for me and my elder sister. I also like to buy teddy bears and Barbie dolls

I spend most of my money on school fees and accommodations. I always try to save money on my things.

I spend most of money on my son's education fee. He is five year olds this year. I hope he will be a good citizen in the future. I also spend money on things that I like to do.