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Master Money Phrasal Verbs in English | High Level Listening

Welcome back to High Level Listening, where today Kat and Mark dive into the world of money phrasal verbs! If you've ever struggled with phrases like "splashing out" or "dipping into savings," this episode is tailor-made for you.

Our hosts break down these casual yet essential phrases that native speakers use to discuss financial matters more softly and informally.

In this episode, you'll learn:
- 10 Common Money Phrasal Verbs: From "save up for" to "come into money," explore each phrase with clear definitions and real-life application.
- Practical Examples: Get equipped with four examples per phrasal verb to see how you can use them in everyday conversations about finances.
- Casual vs. Formal Usage: Understand when to use these phrasal verbs in casual chats or more formal financial discussions.

Perfect For:
- English learners who want to sound more like a native when talking about money.
- Anyone looking to enhance their financial vocabulary in English.
- Teachers seeking resources for classroom discussions on money management.

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