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the bank balance: der Kontostand
Beispiel
- "Once again it would seem that Delavigne's bank balance is smelling of roses."
Übung 1
Looking at the articles above, let's find some useful terms!
Fill in the blanks below with the appropriate terms. Remember to conjugate verbs correctly!
First, let's find the little phrase which refers to the amount of money one has in an account:
My is always very worrying at the end of the month. (Two words)
Next, we're looking for a term which shares a similar meaning with "absence" or "deficiency":
The of action on your part has caused serious problems for us.
Finally, find a very useful little adjective which means "the most bad". It is the opposite of "best"!
The day of my life was the day I asked my father to cut my hair.
Fill in the blanks below with the appropriate terms. Remember to conjugate verbs correctly!
First, let's find the little phrase which refers to the amount of money one has in an account:
My is always very worrying at the end of the month. (Two words)
Next, we're looking for a term which shares a similar meaning with "absence" or "deficiency":
The of action on your part has caused serious problems for us.
Finally, find a very useful little adjective which means "the most bad". It is the opposite of "best"!
The day of my life was the day I asked my father to cut my hair.
Looking at the articles above, let's find some useful terms!
Fill in the blanks below with the appropriate terms. Remember to conjugate verbs correctly!
First, let's find the little phrase which refers to the amount of money one has in an account:
My bank balance 1 is always very worrying at the end of the month. (Two words)
Next, we're looking for a term which shares a similar meaning with "absence" or "deficiency":
The lack 2 of action on your part has caused serious problems for us.
Finally, find a very useful little adjective which means "the most bad". It is the opposite of "best"!
The worst 3 day of my life was the day I asked my father to cut my hair.
Fill in the blanks below with the appropriate terms. Remember to conjugate verbs correctly!
First, let's find the little phrase which refers to the amount of money one has in an account:
My bank balance 1 is always very worrying at the end of the month. (Two words)
Next, we're looking for a term which shares a similar meaning with "absence" or "deficiency":
The lack 2 of action on your part has caused serious problems for us.
Finally, find a very useful little adjective which means "the most bad". It is the opposite of "best"!
The worst 3 day of my life was the day I asked my father to cut my hair.
1 bank balance: "Bank balance" is the right answer here. One's "bank balance" is the amount of money one has in a bank account. The phrase can be used figuratively to describe someone's financial situation. Example: "Finding a new job as a night watchman has helped my bank balance".
2 lack: "Lack" is the best choice to complete this sentence. If there is "a lack of (information)", it means there is a "deficiency" of information, or not enough information. Note that there is a related verb: "to lack", which means that you do not have something you need. Example: "The third world lacks food, while the rich are getting fatter. A lack of fair food distribution is part of the problem".
3 worst: "Worst" is the correct answer here. "Worst" is the superlative of "bad": bad/worse/worst. An example: "Hannah is a bad singer, Wendy is worse, but Helen is the worst singer in the world!".
Übung 2
Complete the following sentences using financial terms from the guide you have just read.
The first word means the level of interest on an account: "United Bank offers the best interest ."
This word means to put money into a bank account: "I would like to $600 in my account."
This word means to "gain" or to "obtain" something: "United customers more interest than those who choose other banks."
The first word means the level of interest on an account: "United Bank offers the best interest ."
This word means to put money into a bank account: "I would like to $600 in my account."
This word means to "gain" or to "obtain" something: "United customers more interest than those who choose other banks."
Complete the following sentences using financial terms from the guide you have just read.
The first word means the level of interest on an account: "United Bank offers the best interest rate 1."
This word means to put money into a bank account: "I would like to deposit 2 $600 in my account."
This word means to "gain" or to "obtain" something: "United customers earn 3 more interest than those who choose other banks."
The first word means the level of interest on an account: "United Bank offers the best interest rate 1."
This word means to put money into a bank account: "I would like to deposit 2 $600 in my account."
This word means to "gain" or to "obtain" something: "United customers earn 3 more interest than those who choose other banks."
1 rate: "Interest rate" is the best answer here. Interest rates are usually expressed as a percentage, and represent the amount of money one receives or "earns" on the funds they have in an account. Example: "The interest rate on our Bonus Account is 5.9%".
2 deposit: "Deposit" is the right answer here. To "deposit money into an account" is to give money (either cash or a cheque) to the bank, so that they can increase the amount of money in your account. Example: "My grandmother always deposits £10 into my account on my birthday". Note that there is a related noun: "a deposit". Example: "The minimum deposit is only $1".
3 earn: "Earn" is the term we are looking for here. To "earn money" is to "acquire" or "receive" money. You can "earn money with a savings account", and you can "earn $4000 per month" if you have a good job. Another example: "I'm a waiter, and I don't earn much money".
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