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Vocabulary raft

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Loh Jane
 
Reply Tue 18 Jun, 2013 05:49 am
Dear English teachers,
Is it acceptable to say that I don't have a raft of money?Many thanks in advance.
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Reply Tue 18 Jun, 2013 06:02 am
@Loh Jane,

i suppose so.

a more common phrase is "a boatload of money"...
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Reply Tue 18 Jun, 2013 06:03 am
@Loh Jane,
Lot of money.
Pile of money.
Stack of money.
Ton of money.
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Loh Jane
 
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Reply Tue 18 Jun, 2013 06:57 am
Hi all,
thank you.
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