Can you complete this English phrase? It means “to choose to trust someone, even though you are not sure if they are telling the truth”.
Give someone the………..of the doubt
a) reason
b) truth
c) benefit
d) difference
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Answer: c) benefit
Give someone the benefit of the doubt!
Do you know the casual English expression “pipe down“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Trisha: Children! Can you pipe down? I’m on the phone!
Children: Sorry, mum!
Does it mean:
a) play with a pipe
b) put toys down
c) be quiet
d) stop playing with a pipe
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Answer: c) be quiet
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to do what everyone else does”.
Follow the……
a) crowd
b) people
c) wind
d) runners
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Answer: a) crowd
Follow the crowd!
Do you know the English expression “to grow apart“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Bill: Why did you and your wife get divorced?
Gary: We grew apart over the last few years. We weren’t as close as we used to be.
Does it mean:
a) move to a different place
b) become less close as time passes
c) start to dislike each other
d) fight a lot
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Answer: b) become less close as time passes
Do you know the English expression “it slipped my mind“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Jackie: Have you done your homework? We have to hand it in today.
Keith: Oh no! It slipped my mind! I’m going to get in trouble!
Does it mean:
a) I couldn’t do it
b) I forgot about it
c) I didn’t want to do it
d) I had trouble thinking about it
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Answer: b) I forgot about it
Do you know the English expression “to get ahead“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Lisa: Why are you studying so hard?
Neil: Because I want to get ahead. I want to have a great career.
Does it mean:
a) become successful in life
b) be better than everyone else
c) finish studying early
d) be average
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Answer: a) become successful in life
Do you know the English expression “to be worn out“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Isaac: Are you OK Jane? Your eyes look red.
Jane: I’m OK, I’m just worn out. I haven’t had a day off this month.
Does it mean:
a) very upset
b) very angry
c) very sad
d) very tired
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Answer: d) very tired
Do you know the English expression “to mull (something) over”? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Akira: So have you decided which university you are going to apply to?
Taichi: No, I’m still mulling it over. I have to make a decision soon though.
Does it mean:
a) seriously consider something
b) be confused by something
c) make a decision later
d) be frustrated
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Answer: a) seriously consider something
Do you know the English expression “to be up and running“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Olivia: The new computer system is up and running at last.
George: Good! It took a long time.
Does it mean:
a) not working
b) fixed
c) functioning
d) updated
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Answer: c) functioning
Do you know the English expression “to get the sack“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Nadine: Why didn’t Paul come to work today?
Sara: Didn’t you hear? He got the sack on Friday for his bad performance last year.
Does it mean:
a) get fired
b) get a big bag
c) be suspended from work
d) get a reward
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Answer: a) get fired
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