Can you complete this English expression? It means “to eat a lot of food quickly”.

Feed (one’s) ……

a) face

b) mouth

c) neck

d) stomach

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Answer: a) face

Feed (one’s) face!

Example: “I fed my face at the buffet last night.”

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Can you complete this English expression? It means “to fight or argue very often”.

Fight like cat and …..

a) tiger

b) dog

c) bird

d) owl

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Answer: b) dog

Fight like cat and dog!

Example: “Lola and her husband fight like cat and dog.”

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Can you complete this English expression? It means “in the middle of winter”.

…… of winter

a) dead

b) centre

c) circle

d) freeze

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Answer: a) dead

Dead of winter!

Example: “I use my heater every day in the dead of winter.”

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Can you complete this English expression? It means “a period of trouble”.

A rough …….

a) field

b) patch

c) range

d) course

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Answer: b) patch

A rough patch!

Example: “My business went through a rough patch last year, but it’s OK now.”

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Can you complete this English expression? It means “not important”.

No big ……

a) over

b) range

c) deal

d) win

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Answer: c) deal

No big deal!

Example: “Don’t worry about the mistake in the report. It’s no big deal.”

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Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be enthusiastic about (something)”.

Be …… about (something)

a) round

b) waver

c) run

d) keen

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Answer: d) keen

Be keen about (something)!

Example: “I’m keen about my trip to Greece next week.”

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