Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be sad or unhappy”.
Down in the …….
a) mind
b) eyes
c) mouth
d) ears
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Answer: c) mouth
Down in the mouth!
Example: Jess is down in the mouth because she split up with her boyfriend.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “two people who are angry or arguing with each other.”
At each other’s …..
a) heads
b) hearts
c) eyes
d) throats
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Answer: d) throats
At each other’s throats!
Example: Liam and his wife are always at each other’s throats over money.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “it will be happier if there are more people”.
The more the ……..
a) merrier
b) jolly
c) fun
d) glad
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Answer: a) merrier
The more the merrier!
Example: Why don’t you invite your friends to the party? The more the merrier!
Can you complete this English expression? It means “a kind and reliable person”.
A good …….
a) mind
b) egg
c) mint
d) basket
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Answer: b) egg
A good egg!
Example: Calvin is a good egg. You can trust him.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “don’t tell anybody”.
…….. this to yourself
a) keep
b) mind
c) watch
d) secret
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Answer: a) keep
Keep this to yourself!
Example: Keep this to yourself, but I’m looking for a new job.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “be patient, things will work out”.
…… in there
a) stay
b) watch
c) sit
d) hang
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Answer: d) hang
Hang in there!
Example: Hang in there! Your exam will be over soon!
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to run an organization in an efficient manner”.
Run a tight …..
a) budget
b) ship
c) office
d) book
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Answer: b) ship
Run a tight ship!
Example: Our boss runs a tight ship. Everything is done efficiently.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to accept a difficult situation”.
Come to …… with (something)
a) terms
b) heart
c) understand
d) reason
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Answer: a) terms
Come to terms with (something)!
Example: Sarah finally came to terms with the fact that she would never be a famous singer.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to get into a fight or an argument with someone.
Lock …… with (someone)
a) heads
b) hands
c) minds
d) horns
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Answer: d) horns
Lock horns with someone!
Example: John locked horns with his boss about the project.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to annoy someone”.
Drive (one) up the ……
a) road
b) side
c) wall
d) ceiling
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Answer: c) wall
Drive (one) up the wall!
Example: My neighbour’s loud music drives me up the wall!
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