Can you complete this English expression? It means “to make someone dazed or confused”.
Make (one’s) head …..
a) turn
b) move
c) spin
d) round
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Answer: c) spin
Make (one’s) head spin!
Example: This financial report is making my head spin! I need a break!
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to become very angry”.
Go …….
a) fury
b) rational
c) ballistic
d) angrier
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Answer: c) ballistic
Go ballistic!
Example: My friend went ballistic when I told her I had lost her dog.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “things are getting better”.
Things are …… up
a) seeming
b) watching
c) looking
d) high
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Answer: c) looking
Things are looking up!
Example: Things are looking up! We made a lot of sales this month.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to frighten (one) severely”.
Frighten (one) to …..
a) hype
b) death
c) scare
d) wit
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Answer: b) death
Frighten (one) to death!
Example: Vera frightened me to death when she came to my house in her Halloween costume.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to open a lock without a key”.
….. a lock
a) hand
b) open
c) twist
d) pick
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Answer: d) pick
Pick a lock!
Example: Dave didn’t have his key, so he picked the lock with a paperclip.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to inform (someone) of the latest details”.
Bring (one) up to ….
a) speed
b) news
c) current
d) affairs
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Answer: a) speed
Bring (one) up to speed!
Example: Can you bring us up to speed on the latest project?
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to not tell (someone) about something”.
Keep (someone) in the …..
a) hide
b) dark
c) mist
d) covered
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Answer: b) dark
Keep (someone) in the dark!
Example: We kept Nina in the dark about the surprise party.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “the largest portion of something”.
The …… share
a) elephant’s
b) tiger’s
c) giraffe’s
d) lion’s
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Answer: d) lion’s
The lion’s share!
Example: My brother got the lion’s share of the cake.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to shout angrily about something for a long time”.
Rant and ……
a) rave
b) hit
c) force
d) annoy
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Answer: a) rave
Rant and rave!
Example: Jules was ranting and raving about the bad service in the restaurant.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to feel unwell”.
Feel out of …….
a) time
b) mood
c) health
d) sorts
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Answer: d) sorts
Feel out of sorts!
Example: I feel out of sorts, so I’m going home early.
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