She paid with a ______ instead of cash.

The cashier asked me to tap my ______.

My brother wants to ______ enough for a guitar.

My sister used her ______ to buy a book.

I want to ______ money for a new bike.

I found three ______ under the sofa.

We should ______ less and save more.

We can ______ money by eating at home.

She keeps her ______ in a small wallet.

Teenagers can ______ money by helping neighbors.

The children counted their ______ before the trip.

How much did you ______ at the market?

Tourists should bring some ______ for small gifts.

There is an ______ outside the bank.

Dad gave me ______ for the school fair.

She will ______ twenty dollars for washing the car.

I paid for the meal with paper ______.

Dad used his ______ to buy groceries.

Mom stopped at the ______ on the way home.

The wallet had two green ______ inside.

I need ______ to buy a bus ticket.

My ______ takes money directly from my bank account.

They ______ too much when they go shopping.

He lost his ______ at the shopping center.

The busker collected ______ in a hat.

The vending machine only takes ______.

You should ask before you ______ someone's bike.

I forgot my book, so I will ______ one from the library.

He counted the ______ before giving change.

He works after school to ______ for a tablet.

The shopkeeper put the ______ in the cash drawer.

I will ______ ten dollars on a birthday gift.

She put the ______ into a jar.

Do not leave ______ on the table.

Dad works hard to ______ money for the family.

Large ______ are hard to use for small snacks.

The ______ gave me ten-dollar bills.

He promised to return the money he had to ______.

Can I ______ your pen for a minute?

You can ______ points by finishing each task.