- •Idioms 1 Fill in the correct idiom.
- •Idioms 2 Fill in the correct idiom.
- •Idioms 3 Fill in the correct idiom.
- •Idioms 4 Fill in the correct idiom.
- •Idioms 5 Fill in the correct idiom.
- •Idioms 6 Fill in the correct idiom.
- •Idioms 7 Fill in the correct idiom.
- •Idioms 8 Fill in the correct idiom.
- •Idioms 10 Fill in the correct idiom.
- •Idioms 9 Fill in the correct idiom.
- •Idioms 11 Fill in the correct idiom.
- •Idioms 12 Fill in the correct idiom.
Idioms 11 Fill in the correct idiom.
behind bars: |
in prison |
1. You should .........your bag or somebody might steal it. 2. After robbing the bank, he spent five years........ 3. I'm going next door, but I'll be back................ 4. That child is so........................... that it's tiring to be with him. 5. Everything will be alright. Just....................! 6. There are a few problems, but........................... it's a good plan. 7. We were discussing politics when, ............., she started talking about her daughter's boyfriend. 8. I don't know if they'll win the Cup, but I'm .......... ........................ that they will. |
full of beans: |
lively |
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out of the blue: |
suddenly and unexpectedly |
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by and large: |
mainly |
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take it easy: |
don't be worried or exited |
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in a flash: |
very quickly |
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keep an eye on sth: |
guard sth |
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keep one's fingers crossed: |
wish for good luck |
Phrasal verbs 12 Fill in the correct preposition or adverb.
take after sb: |
look or act like a relative |
1. That company has recently been taken .... . 2. The boss asked his secretary to take ............. some notes. 3. My boyfriend is taking me.................tonight to celebrate St Valentine's Day. 4. Jack is going to take ............... squash to get some exercise. 5. Sandra really takes................... her mother, doesn't she? 6. The plane will be taking ......... in a few minutes. 7. The patient had to take............... his shirt for the doctor to examine him. 8. The waiter took................., the plates at the end of the meal. |
take away: |
remove |
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take down: |
write down |
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take off: |
1) remove clothes (opp: put on) 2) (of aeroplanes) leave the ground |
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take sb out: |
take sb to a restaurant etc
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take over: |
take control of sth |
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take up: |
begin a hobby, sport, job etc. |
Fill in the correct preposition.
1. I'm hungry. Let's go out.... lunch. 2. I found this ring quite ............... chance. 3. Can I pay ....................... cheque, please? 4. We went to the USA.................... plane. 5. I met him quite ................ accident. |
6. You must be back home by 11.00 pm ............. the latest. 7. I'm going to the shops.................... bicycle. 8. What shall we have....................... dinner? 9. That car is...............sale. It's very cheap. |
