Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Savings"s

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I took my savings – I collected up all of my money

Teamed up with – made a partnership with

A fellow Penn grad - Another person who, like me, graduated from Penn university

A: ‘Savings’ refers to the amount of money someone has saved. Many people also have a ‘savings’ account at the bank, which holds money that they try not to use unless absolutely necessary. Savings accounts are used usually when there is an emergency (for example, when the car breaks unexpectedly), or when making major purchases (like buying a house). For basic, everyday purchases, people take money from their ‘checking’ account!

A: It sounds like someone saying "Your business has no income/sales. The only reason your business isn't closing permanently is because you have a lot of money saved, which you are using to stay in business."

A: To "plough back" means to put back in, to reinvest. "I made a lot of money last year, but I plowed it all back into my business". I don't know what higher state means.

A: @Ri-na It means they have saved money on [something], so they can sell to you at a cheaper price.

It means they save, and then you save. The saving is passed on.

A: My money is in savings
You should put your money in savings
I want to put my money in savings

A: Totally different.
1. She deceived him into handling over his savings. = The guy is giving out his savings

2. She deceived him by handing over his savings. = The girl is the one who gives out the saving

but both sentences is THE GIRL who is trying to deceive the guy.

A: Savings is when you have an amount of money in the bank or wherever you keep the money you say. Example: I only have 10 dollars left in my savings (account)
Deposit means to put money into your savings account. Example: Since I only had 10 dollars left in my savings, my mom made deposit 20 more dollars.

A: To be honest...it kind of depends on the situation!

EXAMPLES

~You would say “so much savings,” due to correct grammar

~For the hair, both of them *could* be correct. “Wow! You have so much hair! It’s super pretty!” or “There are so many strands of hair on the bathroom walls.”

Hope this helps!!

A: Contribute in this sense means to add money to a savings account. A savings account is something you can create at a bank where you place money to save for the future. (You get some interest on it too aka. more money from leaving it in the bank)

A: Because it contains your savings. People refer to their savings not their saving, because it's almost always money that has been collected over time from various sources, not just a singular saving from one payment.

A: My savings haven't reached the point that I want them to.

I haven't saved as much as I want yet – this is very natural

A: × How much do you have in savings?
✓ How much do you have in savings account?

- How much money do you have in your saving account?
- I'm not sure about the exact amount but I am going to go abroad to study so I'm saving my money in order to get ready anytime.

A: You would use “trust” for confidence with partnership.

“Entrust” if you are giving something to someone