Do you know the English expression “to have (one’s) hands full“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Jack: Are you going to the party tomorrow?
Emma: I’m afraid I can’t. I have my hands full at work at the moment.
Does it mean:
a) to carry many things
b) to hold something
c) to have big hands
d) to be very busy
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Answer: d) to be very busy
Can you complete this sentence?
The burglar didn’t…… a sound when he broke into my house.
a) do
b) make
c) have
d) shout
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Answer: b) make
The burglar didn’t make a sound when he broke into my house.
Can you complete this sentence?
I …… a fight with my brother last night.
a) did
b) gave
c) went
d) had
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Answer: d) had
I had a fight with my brother last night.
Can you complete this sentence?
I …… care of my baby cousin last weekend.
a) made
b) did
c) gave
d) took
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Answer: d) took
I took care of my baby cousin last weekend.
Can you complete this question?
I will…… arrangements for the wedding reception.
a) make
b) do
c) have
d) go
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Answer: a) make
I will make arrangements for the wedding reception.
Can you complete this question?
Shall we ….. swimming this evening?
a) do
b) X
c) make
d) go
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Answer: d) go
Shall we go swimming this evening?
Can you complete this phrase?
….. the washing up
a) have
b) make
c) do
d) give
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Answer: c) do
do the washing up!
