The difference between 'over budget' and 'over my budget.'
Hi teachers~
I would like to know the difference between 'over budget' and 'over my(the) budget.'
My understanding is that if somebody or something is overbudget, it means that people have spent more money than planned , and if something is over my budget, I can't afford it.
I am not sure... are they interchangeable? If yes, which one is more common?
Thank you in advance~~
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pen slide 883 If yes, which one is more common? Both are common: The government's spending is always over budget, so they borrow money and go into debt. I spent over my food budget last month, so I have to spend less on food this month.
- pen slide 883 If yes, which one is more common?
- Both are common: The government's spending is always over budget, so they borrow money and go into debt.
- I spent over my food budget last month, so I have to spend less on food this month.
- A budget is a plan for allocating your income to different expense categories.
- Budget is not money; it is how you plan to spend your money in the future, or in the past, how you actually spent it.
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pen slide 883 If yes, which one is more common?
Both are common:
The government's spending is always over budget, so they borrow money and go into debt.
I spent over my food budget last month, so I have to spend less on food this month.
A budget is a plan for allocating your income to different expense categories. Budget is not mo
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