Tiêu đề Vocab for Speaking.docx ✅

Fanpage: Write with Travis https://bit.ly/4hl5dOp Fanpage: Write with Travis https://bit.ly/4hl5dOp A: Hmm, let me think... Oh, yeah, I had to cough up for a new phone last month. My old one fell and the screen cracked. It was a bit painful, but I needed a working phone, so I had no choice. Splash out on [phrasal verb] spend money freely or extravagantly on something, especially something considered a luxury or a treat Example Q: What do you usually do to celebrate special occasions? A: Well, it depends on the occasion, really. But I often like to go out for a nice meal with friends or family. And, you know, sometimes I'll splash out on a special gift for the person we're celebrating. Fork out [phrasal verb] pay for something Example 1 Q: Have you bought anything expensive recently? A: Hmm, let me think. Oh, yeah, I had to fork out for a new laptop a few weeks ago. My old one finally gave up the ghost. It was a bit of a pain having to spend so much money, but I needed it for my studies. Example 2 Q: Do you think that young people are good at managing their finances?
Fanpage: Write with Travis https://bit.ly/4hl5dOp Fanpage: Write with Travis https://bit.ly/4hl5dOp A: It's hard to say, really. I think some young people are quite financially savvy, but others, well, they might need a bit more guidance. It's easy to get caught up in the moment and fork out for things you don't really need, especially with all the temptations of online shopping and advertising. Financially savvy [collocation] having a good understanding of how money works and being able to manage your finances effectively Example Q: Did your parents teach you about managing money? A: Yeah, they did, actually. They always emphasized the importance of being financially savvy, you know, budgeting, saving, and not getting into debt. I'm really grateful for their guidance. Financially naive [collocation] lacking experience and awareness of financial matters Example Q: Did your parents teach you about managing money when you were younger? A: Not really, no. I guess I was quite financially naive growing up. I didn't really understand the value of money or the importance of saving. I'm learning now, though, through experience... and a few mistakes along the way!