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Go the extra mile
Do you know the English idiom “go the extra mile“?
Look at this conversation. Can you guess the meaning?
Zita: Harry made a great presentation, didn’t he? His PowerPoint slides were really impressive. They were better than mine!
Dillon: Yes, he always goes the extra mile when he makes a presentation.
Does it mean
a) be motivated in your work
b) make a bigger effort than is expected
c) travel a long distance
d) perform your job correctly
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Answer: b) make a bigger effort than is expected
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Start QuizYou can’t judge a book by its cover
Do you know the famous English saying “you can’t judge a book by its cover“?
Look at the conversation. Can you guess the meaning?
Nina: When I first saw Kelly, I didn’t have a good impression of her. But after talking to her, I realised she is a very nice person.
Anna: You can’t judge a book by its cover!
Does it mean…
a) the cover of a book is not important
b) you can never really know someone
c) you cannot know about a person or thing just by looking at the person or thing
d) you cannot know if someone is nice until you become friends with them
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Answer:
c) you cannot know about a person or thing just by looking at the person or thing
Look before you…
Can you complete this famous English saying?
Look before you…
a) leap
b) run
c) swim
d) dive
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Answer:
a) leap
(leap = jump)
The phrase means think about the dangers or consequences of doing something before you do it!
The grass is always greener on the other side
Do you know the phrase “the grass is always greener on the other side“?
Look at this conversation. Can you guess the meaning?
Fred: I heard that Julie is going to change jobs again! This is the 6th time she has changed jobs this year!
Louise: I heard that too. She always thinks the grass is greener on the other side!
Does it mean
a) the other side has greener grass
b) people are never satisfied with their situation. They always think another situation is better
c) people enjoy going to different places and doing different things
d) people think that changing jobs often is a good thing
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Answer:
b) people are never satisfied with their situation. They always think another situation is better
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