Can you complete this English expression? It means “don’t speak too loudly”.
……… your voice down
a) Keep
b) Sound
c) Quiet
d) Take
The answer is below!
Answer: a) Keep
Keep your voice down!
Example: “Keep your voice down! Your sister is studying in the next room.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “I’m very busy”.
My …….. are full
a) elbows
b) hands
c) shoulders
d) eyes
The answer is below!
Answer: b) hands
My hands are full!
Example: “I can’t help you now. My hands are full.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “a very famous person or thing”.
A ……. name
a) starred
b) wanted
c) hazard
d) household
The answer is below!
Answer: d) household
A household name!
“That actor is a household name.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be in a difficult situation”.
Be in a …….
a) toughness
b) fix
c) route
d) return
The answer is below!
Answer: b) fix
Be in a fix!
Example: “I was in a fix when I missed my bus and couldn’t get to the interview on time.”
In this video, I read a chapter from the I Talk You Talk Press Level 1 graded reader “Ken’s Story Part 1”.
Ken’s Story Part 1
Ken is a businessman. He is 34 years old. He lives and works in Tokyo. He has many friends and is popular. He wants to get married, but there is one problem. He cannot find a girlfriend. Saho and Yumiko, Ken’s co-workers, decide to help him find a girlfriend. They give him a lot of advice. After a while, something surprising happens, and Ken finds a girlfriend. He is so happy! But a few days later, Ken’s boss gives him some bad news. Is this the end for Ken and his girlfriend?
Details: https://italkyoutalk.com/?p=1
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be worth an attempt”.
Worth a …….
a) shot
b) time
c) wonder
d) tide
The answer is below!
Answer: a) shot
Worth a shot!
Example: “I don’t know if I can pass the exam, but it is worth a shot.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to get used to a new situation”.
Find (one’s) ……
a) arm
b) hand
c) head
d) feet
The answer is below!
Answer: d) feet
Find (one’s) feet!
Example: “It took me a while, but I finally found my feet in my new job.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be very wealthy”.
……… with cash
a) flowed
b) over
c) flush
d) green
The answer is below!
Answer: c) flush
Flush with cash!
Example: “Terry’s parents are flush with cash, so he never has to worry about money.”
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