You already met the receipt when shopping for clothes — the paper that proves you paid. Two more words for paying: you can pay with a card instead of cash, and when a price is lower than usual, it is on sale.
Paying and shopping
card /kɑːrd/ — a credit card
receipt /rɪˈsiːt/ — keep the receipt
sale /seɪl/ — on sale
Try it: Choose the word: (receipt / account / loan) Answer: receipt — This is a receipt.
At the bank
Your money at the bank is in your account. You withdraw cash to take it out, and you transfer money to move it to someone else.
account /əˈkaʊnt/ — a bank account
withdraw /wɪðˈdrɔː/ — withdraw cash
transfer /ˈtræns.fɚ/ — transfer money
Try it: Choose the word: (withdraw / save / afford) Answer: withdraw — The action in the picture is withdraw.
Managing money
You save money to keep it for later. A loan is money the bank lends you to pay back. If you can pay for something, you can afford it.
save /seɪv/ — save money
loan /loʊn/ — take out a loan
afford /əˈfɔːrd/ — I can afford it
Try it: Choose the word: (afford / transfer / withdraw) Answer: afford — To afford something is to have enough money for it.