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Dictionary of Slang
Part I
Each of the following sentences contains a slang expression, which appears in bold type (bold). Read over the sen-tences and try to guess the meaning of each expression. Then, match the bold expression (1-6) with the definition(A-F). When I was a teenager my Dad was always really
stingy
so I only got 50p/week pocket money – I don’t know whyhe bothered giving me any to be honest.My mate’s absolutely
loaded
– He’s always going off on holiday. He’s going to the Caribbean next week.My cousin won a
grand
on ‘Who wants to be a millionaire?’ last week. She wasn’t very happy though – she hadher heart set on winning at least £16,000.I went shopping last week to get some new jeans and the only one’s they had were 100 quid – what a
rip-off
!I hate being a student – no matter what I do I’m always
broke
!Her Great Uncle
kicked the bucket
last week and now she’s
quids in
. A. a thousand poundsB. short of moneyC. someone has died and a relative has inherited lots of moneyD. richE. reluctant to give others moneyF. expensive Answers1_____ 2_____ 3_____ 4_____ 5_____ 6_____
Part II
Now try to write your own sentences using the slang expressions above.
1.2.3.4.5.6.1.2.3.4.5.6.
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