Can you complete this English expression? It means “to shout angrily”.
Rant and ……..
a) fury
b) furious
c) anger
d) rave
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Answer: d) rave
Rant and rave!
Example: The boss was ranting and raving when she heard about our mistake.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be in control”.
In the ……. seat
a) driver’s
b) pilot’s
c) soldier’s
d) boss’s
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Answer: a) driver’s
In the driver’s seat!
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to make people shocked”.
Raise …….
a) hands
b) minds
c) eyebrows
d) ears
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Answer: c) eyebrows
Raise eyebrows
Example: “Simon’s speech about how he doesn’t like his job raised eyebrows.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “have a very good time”.
Have a ……..
a) trim
b) walk
c) function
d) blast
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Answer: d) blast
Have a blast!
Example: “Thank you for inviting me to the concert last night. I had a blast!”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to not move at all, or not change one’s mind at all”.
Not ……. an inch
a) stub
b) budge
c) hound
d) haunt
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Answer: b) budge
Not budge an inch!
Example: “I asked the boss to change the date of the meeting, but she won’t budge an inch!”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to have more important things to do.”
Have bigger ……. to fry
a) onions
b) corn
c) fish
d) bananas
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Answer: c) fish
Have bigger fish to fry!
Example: “I can’t think about this problem now. I have bigger fish to fry!”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to make friends with someone”.
…….. up a friendship
a) begin
b) instigate
c) strike
d) harp
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Answer: c) strike
Strike up a friendship!
Example: “Joan and Abeni struck up a friendship when they met in Tunisia.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to do (something) in accordance with the rules”.
Do (something) by the ……
a) book
b) pen
c) law
d) judge
The answer is below!↓
Answer: a) book
Do (something) by the book!
Example: Jim is a good worker. He does everything by the book.
Our 99th graded reader “Return to the Valley” (Level 4) is now available!
Neil has a good life. He has a successful company. He’s rich. But everything is about to change.
Twelve years ago, Neil left the valley where he grew up. He said he would never return. But now his brother is dead, and he must go back. He must face the past, and learn to live with the truth.
But what is the truth? What really happened twelve years ago? Why did his brother die?
Someone doesn’t want Neil to find the answers. There is danger, romance, friendship and surprise when he returns to the valley.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to rain heavily”.
Rain cats and ……
a) mice
b) dogs
c) kittens
d) hamsters
The answer is below!↓
Answer: b) dogs
Rain cats and dogs!
Example: “Don’t forget your umbrella. It’s raining cats and dogs outside!”
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