Can you complete this English expression? It means “to express (one’s) feelings frankly”.
Speak (one’s) ……
a) idea
b) mind
c) voice
d) mouth
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Answer: b) mind
Speak (one’s) mind!
Example: Some people don’t like Jess because she always speaks her mind.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to leave a situation which is getting worse”.
…… a sinking ship
a) Desert
b) Run
c) Jump
d) Climb
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Answer: a) Desert
Desert a sinking ship!
Example: This company is going bankrupt, so all the workers are deserting a sinking ship.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to get into deep trouble”.
Get into deep …..
a) mud
b) grass
c) soil
d) water
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Answer: d) water
Get into deep water!
Example: I got into deep water when I lost my job and couldn’t pay my rent.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “many lies told at the same time”.
A …. of lies
a) box
b) pack
c) circle
d) case
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Answer: b) pack
A pack of lies!
Example: I don’t trust Beth. She just told me a pack of lies!
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The women walked down the stone steps. They were holding hands. It was very dark and cold. Drops of water were running down the walls. The air smelt bad.
“Where is he?” asked the younger woman.
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“Candles?” asked the younger women.
At the bottom of the steps, they saw an open door.
They heard a voice. They stopped and listened.
The younger woman put her hand over her mouth to stop from screaming. “Oh no! I can’t believe it!”
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Can you complete this English expression? It means “to laugh hysterically”.
Laugh (one’s) head …….
a) on
b) away
c) down
d) off
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Answer: d) off
Laugh (one’s) head off!
Example: I laughed my head off when Dave told a funny joke.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “a problem that is difficult to solve”.
A hard nut to …..
a) crack
b) squash
c) return
d) crunch
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Answer: a) crack
A hard nut to crack!
Example: This maths problem is a hard nut to crack. I don’t think I can do it.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to meet (someone) by chance”.
…… across (someone)
a) hark
b) harp
c) stumble
d) find
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Answer: c) stumble
Stumble across (someone)!
Example: I stumbled across my ex-boss in the supermarket.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to work for a very long time”.
Work around the …..
a) day
b) night
c) wall
d) clock
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Answer: d) clock
Work around the clock!
Example: “We worked around the clock to finish the project in time.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to have a good time”.
Have a ……
a) blast
b) twirl
c) shout
d) yell
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Answer: a) blast
Have a blast!
Example: “We had a blast at the party last night.”
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