Can you complete this English expression? It means “to make someone feel stupid or insignificant”.
Make (someone) feel ……
a) small
b) under
c) trodden
d) down
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Answer: a) small
Make (someone) feel small!
Example: Our teacher always makes us feel small if we get the wrong answer in class.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to look very angry”.
Have a face like ……
a) thunder
b) storm
c) anger
d) frown
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Answer: a) thunder
Have a face like thunder!
Example: Don’t go near the boss. He has a face like thunder!
Can you complete this English expression? It means “very nice and luxurious”.
Fit for a ……
a) palace
b) majesty
c) king
d) extravagant
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Answer: c) king
Fit for a king!
Example: Our hotel room was very nice. It was fit for a king!
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to end a relationship with (someone)”.
Cut …… with (someone)
a) ropes
b) string
c) laces
d) ties
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Answer: d) ties
Cut ties with (someone)!
Example: Lloyd cut ties with his employer last month.
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Can you complete this English expression? It means “to take care of oneself”.
Take care of …….. ……..
a) the one
b) one out
c) number one
d) over first
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Answer: c) number one
Take care of number one!
Example: Everyone in the company is the same. They all take care of number one.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “a small amount of trouble”.
A …… of bother
a) spot
b) sharp
c) touch
d) moment
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Answer: a) spot
A spot of bother!
Example: Can you help me with my work? I’m in a spot of bother.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “very soon”.
In a ……
a) instance
b) quick
c) haste
d) jiffy
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Answer: d) jiffy
In a jiffy!
Example: Wait a moment, I’ll be ready in a jiffy!
Can you complete this English expression? It means “in (one’s) free time”.
In (one’s) …… time
a) empty
b) spare
c) out
d) depth
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Answer: b) spare
In (one’s) spare time!
Example: I play the piano in my spare time.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to work very hard”.
Work (one’s) …… off
a) hat
b) coat
c) shoes
d) socks
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Answer: d) socks
Work (one’s) socks off!
Example: “I worked my socks off when I started my business.”
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