Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be unable to dance well”.
Have two ….. feet
a) tied
b) left
c) tired
d) lost
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Answer: b) left
Have two left feet!
Example: “I don’t like dancing. I have two left feet.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to completely demolish (something)”.
….. (something) to the ground
a) bark
b) crease
c) raze
d) plant
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Answer: c) raze
Raze (something) to the ground!
Example: “The local council decided to raze the old school to the ground.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “the first place where one stops for a visit”.
First …… of call
a) port
b) station
c) planet
d) stop
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Answer: a) port
First port of call!
Example: “My first port of call when I visited the UK was London.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to come up against a difficulty you can’t overcome”.
Run into a brick …..
a) hedge
b) building
c) shed
d) wall
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Answer: d) wall
Run into a brick wall!
Example: “We ran into a brick wall when we couldn’t get a loan from the bank.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to submit an order”.
…….. an order
a) push
b) place
c) pull
d) under
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Answer: b) place
Place an order!
Example: “I placed an order for a new printer.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be very important to (one)”.
Mean the …….. to (one)
a) world
b) sun
c) moon
d) star
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Answer: a) world
Mean the world to (one)!
Example: “My dog means the world to me. I can’t imagine life without him.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to deceive (someone)”.
Pull the …… over (someone’s) eyes
a) wool
b) string
c) material
d) scarf
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Answer: a) wool
Pull the wool over (someone’s) eyes!
Example: “My kids always try to pull the wool over my eyes when I ask them about their homework.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to reach the lowest point”.
Hit ….. bottom
a) down
b) earth
c) sand
d) rock
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Answer: d) rock
Hit rock bottom!
Example: Liam hit rock bottom when he lost his job and his house, and his wife left him.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to praise (someone)”.
Give (someone) a …… on the back
a) hit
b) push
c) pat
d) pick
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Answer: c) pat
Give (someone) a pat on the back!
Example: “I gave my son a pat on the back when he got 100% in his test at school.”
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