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Livid
Do you know the English adjective “livid“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Son: I crashed dad’s new car.
Mother: Your father will be livid when he finds out.
Does it mean:
a) amused
b) irritated
c) extremely angry
d) sorry
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Answer: c) extremely angry
Peckish
Do you know the adjective “peckish“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Harry: I’m feeling a little peckish.
Naoki: So am I. Why don’t we go to that restaurant over there?
Does it mean:
a) angry
b) tired
c) thirsty
d) hungry
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Answer: d) hungry
Pleased …… (something/someone)
Can you complete this English expression?
I’m very pleased….. your work Julie. You are a really hard worker.
Pleased…..
a) on
b) off
c) in
d) with
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Answer: d) with
Pleased with
Fed up…..(something)
Can you complete this English expression? It means to be tired of (something)
I’m fed up……. your complaining. All you do is complain!
a) on
b) with
c) off
d) at
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Answer: b) with
fed up with
Break…..
Can you complete this sentence?
Did you hear about Aki and Peter? They broke…… a few days ago. It’s a pity. They were a nice couple.
a) down
b) apart
c) away
d) up
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Answer: d) up
break up
….responsibility
Can you complete this English sentence?
John …… responsibility for the company’s problems and quit his job.
a) made
b) took
c) got
d) saw
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Answer: b) took
(take responsibility for something)
Break the silence
Do you know the English expression “to break the silence“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Karen: How was the meeting with the boss about the sales?
Ben: It was bad. No one spoke, so I broke the silence with a question.
Does it mean:
a) keep quiet
b) ask a question
c) get angry when it is silent
d) make a noise when it is silent
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Answer: d) make a noise when it is silent
Rely on (someone/something)
Do you know the English expression “to rely on (someone/something)“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Trent: Shall we use your car or mine when we go on our road trip?
Dave: Let’s use yours. We can’t rely on my car to get us anywhere. It is always breaking down.
Does it mean:
a) trust
b) drive
c) fix
d) use
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Answer: a) trust
Come in (colour)
Do you know the English expression “to come in (colour)“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Gary: Excuse me, does this shirt come in blue?
Shop assistant: One moment please. I’ll check for you.
Does it mean:
a) turn a different colour when you wash it
b) be available in a colour
c) be only available in one colour
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Answer: b) be available in a colour
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