Banking vocabulary worksheet with verb exercises and word opposites.

I'll work through this banking vocabulary worksheet step by step.

Part 1: Complete the sentences with verbs from the box

Let me analyze each sentence carefully:

1. "You ______ money from work." - When you work, you receive money as payment. The verb is earn.

2. "You ______ money in a prize or lottery." - When you get money from winning something, the verb is win.

3. "You ______ money in shops and on things." - When you use money to buy things, the verb is spend.

4. "You ______ money in a business." - When you put money into a business hoping it will grow, the verb is invest.

5. "You ______ money if you buy something you don't need." - Using money on unnecessary things means you waste it.

6. "You ______ money when you keep it in the bank and don't use it." - Keeping money for later use means you save it.

7. "You ______ money to someone." - Giving money to someone temporarily (expecting it back) means you lend it.

8. "You ______ money from someone." - Taking money from someone temporarily (to pay back later) means you borrow it.

9. "If you say 'How much does it ______?', you are asking its price." - When asking about price, we ask how much it costs.

10. "The house is too expensive. We can't ______ it." - When something costs more than you have money for, you can't afford it.

Part 2: Match words with their opposites

Let me pair them logically:
- spend ↔ save (using money vs. keeping money)
- withdraw ↔ deposit (taking out vs. putting in)
- borrow ↔ lend (receiving vs. giving)
- default ↔ pay back (not paying vs. repaying)
- purchase ↔ sell (buying vs. selling)
- lose ↔ win (losing vs. gaining/winning)

Final Answer:

Part 1:
1. earn
2. win
3. spend
4. invest
5. waste
6. save
7. lend
8. borrow
9. cost
10. afford

Part 2:
- spend ↔ save
- withdraw ↔ deposit
- borrow ↔ lend
- default ↔ pay back
- purchase ↔ sell
- lose ↔ win