Can you complete this English expression? It means “to eat a lot of food quickly”.
Feed (one’s) ……
a) face
b) mouth
c) neck
d) stomach
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Answer: a) face
Feed (one’s) face!
Example: “I fed my face at the buffet last night.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to fight or argue very often”.
Fight like cat and …..
a) tiger
b) dog
c) bird
d) owl
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Answer: b) dog
Fight like cat and dog!
Example: “Lola and her husband fight like cat and dog.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “in the middle of winter”.
…… of winter
a) dead
b) centre
c) circle
d) freeze
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Answer: a) dead
Dead of winter!
Example: “I use my heater every day in the dead of winter.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “a period of trouble”.
A rough …….
a) field
b) patch
c) range
d) course
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Answer: b) patch
A rough patch!
Example: “My business went through a rough patch last year, but it’s OK now.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “not important”.
No big ……
a) over
b) range
c) deal
d) win
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Answer: c) deal
No big deal!
Example: “Don’t worry about the mistake in the report. It’s no big deal.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be enthusiastic about (something)”.
Be …… about (something)
a) round
b) waver
c) run
d) keen
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Answer: d) keen
Be keen about (something)!
Example: “I’m keen about my trip to Greece next week.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “something (one) doesn’t enjoy.
Not (one’s) cup of ……
a) coffee
b) tea
c) water
d) wine
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Answer: b) tea
Not (one’s) cup of tea!
Example: “Swimming is not my cup of tea.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to seem fine in theory, but maybe not in practice”.
Look good on …..
a) paper
b) plan
c) board
d) file
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Answer: a) paper
Look good on paper!
Example: “Your idea looks good on paper, but will it work?”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to not agree”.
Not see eye to …..
a) ear
b) nose
c) eye
d) head
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Answer: c) eye
Not see eye to eye!
Example: Maria and I are always fighting. We never see eye to eye.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be completely different.”
Be like night and …..
a) morning
b) evening
c) afternoon
d) day
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Answer: d) day
Be like night and day!
Example: “My brother and sister are like night and day. They never agree with each other.”
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