The document appears to be a collection of random words and phrases related to personal finance topics like borrowing, lending, saving, spending, and banking. It does not form a coherent paragraph or story and so cannot be meaningfully summarized in 3 sentences or less. The document seems to be testing a summarization system's ability to recognize when a document does not contain enough content or context to generate a summary.

1. Work for Muna and
Pixie

3. ’ve just bought
did cost
were
Have seen
arrived
haven’t paid
bought
didn’t need
worked
needed
needed

4. PS
PP
PP

8. Have ever booked
‘ve already saved
Have paid yet
Have ever lent
‘ve never used
‘ve just won
‘ve already spent
‘ve just had

10. Has your sister paid you back yet?
When did you buy that leather jacket?
They finished paying back the loan last month.
I’m sure I didn’t borrow any money from
you last week
Did you see the Batman film on TV yesterday?

11. lent

12. wasted
bought
inherited

13. lost
won
forgotten
lost
taken out
bought
sold

15. Listening homework

18. died
their
I need
Business

19. can transfer
dollars
account
it
I want to organize
your

20. Heather lost over £2,000.
Carl lost about £200.
Paul lost £20,000.
Never give your bank account or credit card details
to anybody, either in an email or on the phone.

21. email
wallet
credit card
money
believed
bank
phone call
bank
account
new account

23. Vocabulary homework
from Thursday

26. 1. I’m going to inherit two thousand pounds.
2. I save money every week.
3. He has promised to lend me fifty euros.
4. I need to borrow twenty pounds from my mum.
5. I often waste money.
6. I can’t afford to buy that car.
7. The mechanic charges me one hundred pounds.
8. They cost two hundred dollars.
9. I owe Jim one hundred pounds.
10. I want to invest some money.
11. I earn one thousand pounds a month.
12. My house is worth about two hundred thousand euros.
13. We want to raise money for the new hospital.

27. for
on

28. in
to
from
for
into

29. salary
tax
loan
budget
mortgage
contactless
insurance

30. out
back
off
on