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Pocket Money

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Pocket Money - a small amount of money is used for anything someone wants

• My son gets pocket money every week.
• I give my wife my paycheck, and she gives me some pocket money.
• My mother lost her job, so now we do not get pocket money.
• My father gave me some pocket money for the school trip.
• Do you need some pocket money?
• How much pocket money do you give your children?

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