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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
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Use the verb "to waste" when money are not spent conveniently:
- I sometimes waste my money on silly things.
- Don't waste your money.
- If you want to go on a holiday, you need to "save up" your money.
- I sometimes waste my money on silly things.
- Don't waste your money.
- If you want to go on a holiday, you need to "save up" your money.
Top answer
Hi, No, . . money is .
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- 'Conveniently' is not a suitable word.
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Hi,
No,
. . . money is . . .
'Conveniently' is not a suitable word. Find another.
Clive
No,
. . . money is . . .
'Conveniently' is not a suitable word. Find another.
Clive
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