Can you complete this English expression? It means “I don’t know”.
I haven’t a ……
a) idea
b) mind
c) foggy
d) clue
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Answer: d) clue
I haven’t a clue!
Example: Who stole the money? I haven’t a clue!
I haven’t a ….!
Proverbs and Sayings
Be out on (one’s) …..
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be removed from a situation or a place”.
Be out on (one’s) ……
a) chest
b) head
c) mind
d) ear
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Answer: d) ear
Be out on (one’s) ear!
Example: You’ll be out on your ear if you talk to the boss like that again.
Keep (one’s) ……. up
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to stay positive when feeling sad or discouraged”.
Keep (one’s) ….. up
a) chin
b) eyes
c) ears
d) mouth
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Answer: a) chin
Keep (one’s) chin up!
Example: I know you failed your exam, but keep your chin up, you will do better next time.
Rear its ….. head
Can you complete this English expression? It means “a difficult problem appears”.
Rear its ……. head
a) big
b) startled
c) one
d) ugly
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Answer: d) ugly
Rear its ugly head!
Example: The day of the exam reared its ugly head.
Pull (someone’s) …..
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to tease (someone)”.
Pull (someone’s) ……
a) leg
b) arm
c) hand
d) foot
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Answer: a) leg
Pull (someone’s) leg!
Example: Don’t get upset with me. I’m only pulling your leg.
……. to bits
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be very happy”. It is mainly used in the UK.
…….. to bits
a) happy
b) pleased
c) chuffed
d) wondered
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Answer: c) chuffed
Chuffed to bits!
Example: I was chuffed to bits when I passed my exam.
To your heart’s ……
Can you complete this English expression? It means “as much as you want”.
To your heart’s …….
a) content
b) cover
c) much
d) full
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Answer: a) content
To your heart’s content
Example: Please eat to your heart’s content at the buffet later.
Win fair and ……
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to win fairly”.
Win fair and ……
a) round
b) over
c) in
d) square
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Answer: d) square
Win fair and square!
Example: My favourite football team won the game fair and square.
….. a fight
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to start an argument or a fight”.
……. a fight
a) hound
b) move
c) pick
d) sound
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Answer: c) pick
Pick a fight!
Example: Josh is always picking fights with boys who are older than him.
Off the top of (one’s) ……
Can you complete this English expression? It means “without much thought”.
Off the top of (one’s) …….
a) mind
b) head
c) thoughts
d) mood
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Answer: b) head
Off the top of (one’s) head
Example: This is just off the top of my head, but I think everything will cost $400.
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