Can you complete this English expression? It means “to defend or support (someone)”.
…… up for (someone)
a) hang
b) watch
c) stick
d) push
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Answer: c) stick
Stick up for someone!
Example: “I stuck up for Mike in the meeting when the boss was shouting at him.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “in a bad condition”.
In a …… state
a) crushed
b) worse
c) crumple
d) sorry
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Answer: d) sorry
In a sorry state!
Example: “This old house is in a sorry state. We need to repair it.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to pay for something”.
….. the bill
a) take
b) foot
c) pick
d) hand
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Answer: b) foot
Example: “I asked my landlord to foot the bill when my air conditioner broke.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be useful in a particular situation”.
Come in ……
a) convenient
b) use
c) trying
d) handy
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Answer: d) handy
Example: “This shovel will come in handy when it snows.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to have the possibility (to succeed in something)”.
…… a chance
a) work
b) stand
c) fight
d) may
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Answer: b) stand
Stand a chance!
Example: “We didn’t stand a chance of winning the game.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to separate (from someone)”.
Part …….
a) ways
b) roads
c) thoughts
d) apart
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Answer: a) ways
Part ways!
Example: “Paul and his wife parted ways last year.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to forget about the time”.
Lose …… of time
a) track
b) record
c) clock
d) eyes
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Answer: a) track
Lose track of time!
Example: “I was having so much fun at the party that I lost track of time.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “not clear at all.”
As clear as ….
a) dark
b) blank
c) coffee
d) mud
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Answer: d) mud
As clear as mud!
Example: “These instructions are as clear as mud. I can’t understand them.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “friend or enemy”.
Friend or ….
a) ally
b) fellow
c) fighter
d) foe
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Answer: d) foe
Friend or foe!
Example: “Is Lisa friend or foe? I don’t know her very well.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “very healthy”.
As fit as a ……
a) tyre
b) fiddle
c) diamond
d) trumpet
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Answer: b) fiddle
As fit as a fiddle!
Example: “Harry runs a marathon every month. He is as fit as a fiddle.”
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