By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

A change of clothes [Noun] (an extra set of clothes that someone takes with him/her when he/she goes to stay somewhere).
He brought a change of clothes with him to swim in the sea.
I'd bring a change of clothes including t-shirts, jeans and casual shoes.
Try clothes on [Expression] (to put on clothes to see if they fit).
They tried clothes on in half of the shops.
I was trying clothes on in the dressing room.
Earn [Verb] (to obtain or receive money in return for work that you do).
The man is not clever but he earns a lot of money. A soccer player earns a lot of money.
To pay through the nose for something [Expression] (to pay a large amount of money for something).
He paid through the nose for lunch, in order to impress his wife on their anniversary.
She paid through the nose for her daughter's university tuition.
Reasonable [Adjective] ((of prices) not too expensive, affordable).
They are looking for a place to eat that had reasonable prices. The restaurant serves good food at reasonable prices.
Big money [Noun] (a large amount of money).
He made big money big money as a spokesman for governments accused of human rights abuses.
You’ll never make big money unless you work hard.
Fares [Noun] (the money a passenger on public transportation (bus, train, taxi etc.) has to pay to travel).
The bus fares have been raised by 10 percent. The taxi driver picked up his fares at the airport.
A waste of money [Expression] (to spend money in a bad way).
Smoking is a waste of money.
Buying video games is a waste of money.
Savings: [Noun] (money that you have saved in an account in a bank).
They were able to retire on their savings. He has his savings in stocks.
They put all their savings into buying a house.
Discount store [Noun] (a store that sells goods at low prices). Tom is able to buy many things he needs at a local discount store. My brother opened his first discount store in the local town.