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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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"Financial purposes" or "financial benefits"
She's only dating him for financial purposes/financial benefits
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Anonymous "Financial purposes" or "financial benefits" If you have to choose one, use "financial benefits". But why use those when you can say something more idiomatic? She's only dating him because he's rich.
- Anonymous "Financial purposes" or "financial benefits" If you have to choose one, use "financial benefits".
- But why use those when you can say something more idiomatic?
- She's only dating him because he's rich.
- She's only dating him because he has a lot of money.
- She's a gold-digger.
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Anonymous"Financial purposes" or "financial benefits"If you have to choose one, use "financial benefits". But why use those when you can say something more idiomatic?
She's only dating him because he's rich.
She's only dating him because he has a lot of money.
She's a gold-digger. / She's a fortune hunter.
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