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   • To Have The Penny Drop
   • Two Cents
   • If I Had A Penny For Every Time This Happened, I’d Be Rich.
   • A Penny For Your Thoughts?
   • Ten A Penny

   To finally realise or understand something. For example: “I used to find chemistry really difficult but now the penny has dropped.”

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   Your opinion. You could ‘give your two cents’ or ‘put your two cents in’ and that just means to give your opinion about something.

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   This phrase is not really about money. It is used to emphasise something that happens a lot. For example, you could say “If I had a penny for every time you were late, I’d be rich.”

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   This is a question which means ‘what are you thinking about?’. If someone is quiet and looks thoughtful, you might ask them “a penny for your thoughts?”. In other words, you are interested in what they have to say.

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   If something is ‘ten a penny’, it is very common and inexpensive. The Americanised version of this phrase is ‘a dime a dozen’.

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   Aug 11, 2020 · Language. English. Item Size. 102.2M. 30 pages : 20 cm. 'Every day is the same. Nothing exciting ever happens to me', thinks Adam one boring Monday morning. But today is not the same. When he helps a beautiful young woman because some men want to take her bag, life gets exciting and very, very dangerous.

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   What are some funny money idioms?

   • Money synonyms: Money, cash, bucks, quid, wonga, dosh, bread, chips, dough, currency. Right, let’s dive into some funny money sayings. These idioms about saving money, where money comes from and wealth phrases are three very common sayings that you will find regularly used in English. Money doesn’t grow on trees.

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   What does 'give your two cents' mean?

   • You could ‘give your two cents’ or ‘put your two cents in’ and that just means to give your opinion about something. If I had a penny for every time this happened, I’d be rich. This phrase is not really about money. It is used to emphasise something that happens a lot.

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   • These broke idioms relate to money problems. If you don’t have any money at all, you are broke. Let’s look at these phrases related to money, or rather, the lack of it. This is a colloquial phrase based on not having any money in your pockets. It means ‘I am very poor, I don’t have much money at all’.

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   • Right, let’s dive into some funny money sayings. These idioms about saving money, where money comes from and wealth phrases are three very common sayings that you will find regularly used in English. Money doesn’t grow on trees. This is a saying that means money is not easy to acquire. It doesn’t grow on trees.

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   What does 'to spend a penny' mean?

   • ‘To spend a penny’ means to go to the toilet. It’s a very British, polite way of saying it. “Excuse me, I’m just going to spend a penny.” The origin is the now outdated public toilets, which had a coin slot for an old penny to open the door and give access. If something costs a pretty penny, then it is very expensive. Daylight robbery

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   What does it mean if you don't have money?

   • If you don’t have any money at all, you are broke. Let’s look at these phrases related to money, or rather, the lack of it. This is a colloquial phrase based on not having any money in your pockets. It means ‘I am very poor, I don’t have much money at all’. To be ‘strapped for cash’ means to be short of money.

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