Danna's and Jerónimo's Lesson

Indefinite pronouns / Vocabulary

Everybody enjoyed the concert.

I opened the door but there was no one at home.

It was a very clear day. We could see everything.

Nothing happened.

Is there anything in the cupboard?

Did anybody call?

Some-

Something (a thing) - Somewhere (in a place) - Someone/body (a person)  

Every-

Everything (all things) - Everywhere (in all places) - Everyone/body (all the people)

Affirmative sentences

In requests and in offers: when we ask for something or offer something to someone.

Any-

Anything - Anywhere - Anyone - Anybody

No-

Nothing (no things) - Nowhere (no places) - Nobody/one (no person)

Negative sentences

Questions

In sentences with an affirmative verb.

Collocations with money

My parents donated money to a children’s hospital last month.

My brother earns money by helping in my dad’s shop.

I’m saving money to buy a new bike.

That new video game costs a lot of money!

I had to borrow money from my friend to buy lunch.

Can you lend five dollars to me until tomorrow?

Our school raised money for animals in shelters.

I spent all my pocket money on snacks and stickers.

Don’t waste money on things you don’t need.

She won a lot of money in a writing contest.
  • I want to _________ money to buy a skateboard.

  • Don’t _________ your money _________ silly things.

  • My parents _________ some money _________ the animal shelter.

  • I had to _________ ten dollars _________ my cousin.

  • How much did your sneakers _________?

  • She _________ a prize and _________ a lot of money!

  • Our class _________ money _________ the school trip.

  • I _________ my brother because he paid for my lunch.

owe - waste (on) - cost - raise (for) - save - donate (to) - borrow (from) - make - win

I can’t afford to buy a new phone right now.

This jacket was a real bargain – it was 50% off!

The new fantasy novel became a bestseller in just two weeks.

My latest purchase was a pair of headphones.

We had to stand in a long queue at the supermarket.

You can track your order online to see where it is.

I like buying books from independent shops instead of big stores.

There’s a 20% discount on shoes this weekend.

Zara is a famous chain store with shops all over the world.
I received a package from my grandparents this morning.
She bought a designer brand handbag from Paris.
  • I couldn’t _________ that expensive jacket, so I didn’t buy it.

  • That bookstore isn’t part of a _________; it’s an _________ owned by one family.

  • I got a great _________ on these trainers — only $25!

  • You can pay by card or in _________.

  • I ordered a new backpack online, and the _________ arrived yesterday.

  • My mom loves to _________ the clothes section before she decides what to buy.

  • The _________ for my online order says it will arrive tomorrow.

  • We had to stand in a long _________ to pay at the _________.

  • That perfume is a _________ — everyone wants it!

  • You can _________ your order online to see when it arrives.

Danna's and Jerónimo's Lesson. Indefinite Pronouns / Vocabulary: Collocations with money and shopping.

By Valentina Rodríguez Ramírez

Danna's and Jerónimo's Lesson. Indefinite Pronouns / Vocabulary: Collocations with money and shopping.

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