Can you complete this English expression? It means “I’m not kidding”.
I kid you …..
a) no
b) stop
c) not
d) lie
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Answer: c) not
I kid you not!
Example: Andrea won the lottery. I kid you not.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “I’m not kidding”.
I kid you …..
a) no
b) stop
c) not
d) lie
The answer is below!↓

Answer: c) not
I kid you not!
Example: Andrea won the lottery. I kid you not.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to act with care so you don’t upset someone”.
Walk on ……
a) sand
b) eggshells
c) soil
d) water
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Answer: b) eggshells
Walk on eggshells!
Example: We have to walk on eggshells when the boss is in a bad mood.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to accept too many tasks or responsibilities”.
Take too much …..
a) over
b) in
c) down
d) on
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Answer: d) on
Take too much on!
Example: I took too much on at work and ended up getting stressed.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to excite or impress (one)”.
Blow (one’s) ……
a) mind
b) candle
c) heart
d) thoughts
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Answer: a) mind
Blow (one’s) mind!
Example: Mike’s presentation was amazing. It blew my mind!
Can you complete this English expression? It means “from memory, or without thinking carefully”.
Off the top of (one’s) …..
a) mind
b) ear
c) brain
d) head
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Answer: d) head
Off the top of (one’s) head!
Example: Off the top of my head, I think the car will cost $10,000.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “try hard to do one’s best”.
Do (one’s) …….. best
a) high
b) tall
c) hard
d) level
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Answer: d) level
Do (one’s) level best!
Example: I’m going to do my level best to pass the exam.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “arrogant and conceited”.
Be …… of (oneself)
a) big
b) full
c) over
d) large
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Answer: b) full
Be full of (oneself)!
Example: Nobody likes Rob because he is full of himself.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to hear of something”.
Get …… of (something)
a) idea
b) listen
c) understand
d) wind
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Answer: d) wind
Get wind of (something)!
Example: “The boss got wind of the plan to oust him from the company.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to make (one) feel disgusted”.
Make (one’s) skin …….
a) move
b) peel
c) cry
d) crawl
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Answer: d) crawl
Make (one’s) skin crawl!
Example: “I don’t like Shaun. He makes my skin crawl.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “completely unacceptable”.
Beyond the …….
a) sun
b) pale
c) right
d) wrong
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Answer: b) pale!
Example: “Your actions were beyond the pale. You should apologise.”
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