Ownership, giving, lending and borrowing

ownership 9 terms 10 questions TOEIC Part 5, Part 6, Part 7

Leases, loans and donations bring their own actors and actions: landlords and tenants, a mortgage taken out, space allocated, equipment provided, a sum contributed. Part 7 uses rental agreements and charity appeals constantly, and the questions usually ask who gives what to whom — which is exactly what these words encode.

Your task

Each sentence contains a word whose letters have been jumbled. Unscramble it and type it correctly. All of them are about owning, giving, lending or borrowing.

Target vocabulary

landlords allocated provided mortgage donation possessions tenants loan contribute

Practice

Word bank

landlords allocated provided mortgage donation possessions tenants loan contribute

2 Calling all RDOLDLSAN ! Do you have houses and apartments that are still empty? Do you want to fill these with reliable, trustworthy city workers and get a decent price? Then call 'Rooftops' agency today!

3 Our department has been COALTELAD $5,000 to buy new furniture and computers.

4 Employees will be VOPDRIED with a uniform, which they should wear at all times when dealing with members of the public.

5 When you buy real estate you will need to take out a GMTOERAG , unless you have enough money to pay for it.

6 Entrance to the museum is free, but we ask visitors to make a small voluntary ATIDNONO of two or three dollars to help pay for its upkeep.

7 Guests are reminded that the hotel is not responsible for the loss of or damage to their personal ISSSSSEPONO , and are advised to keep any valuables in the hotel safe.

8 Our company doesn't actually own the building we operate from. It's owned by Bigbucks Holdings Ltd, and we're just the NETSNAT .

9 Before we could start trading, we had to get a $100,000 ONAL from the bank to pay for the license and begin our advertising campaign.

10 Food at the party was free, but everyone was asked to TIRCNUTOEB $5 to pay for the drinks.

11 The shop is owned by the city council, but it is ESEADL to a British company which sells sports equipment.