grammar

To trigger to be the reason because of what the thing happened
To hit to touch
To grant a loan to give a loan
To spread to become everywhere
To soar to rise quiquly
To rise to augmente
To sell at auction
To borrow to take money
To lend to give money
To pay back to return the money
To go bankrupt to lose all the money and be obliged to close







1. Sales stayed (FROM) 6000 in February. AT
2. They increased (TO) 7000 in March to 8000 in April. FROM
3. They decreased BY 3000 in May.
4. They fell TO 4000 in June.
5. Interest rates decreased BY 2% in May and are lower now.
6. The rates of unemployment increased BY 11% in September, it is rather high. 7. We invested a lot of money IN the business.
8. We saved a lot of money ON our energy bills.
9. We gave a lot of money TO charity.
10. Sales have increased BY 2 million and reach 10 million today.