Can you complete this English expression? It means “very light”.
As light as a …….
a) paper
b) note
c) leaf
d) feather
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Answer: d) feather
As light as a feather!
Example: “I like this hat. It is as light as a feather!”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “someone who brings bad news”.
…….. of bad news
a) deliver
b) bearer
c) convey
d) convoy
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Answer: b) bearer
bearer of bad news!
Example: “Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I heard the factory is closing.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to make a lot of money”.
……. in the money
a) earn
b) take
c) scratch
d) rake
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Answer: d) rake
Rake in the money!
Example: “Harry is raking in the money in his new business.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to make (someone) laugh very hard”.
……. (someone) up
a) harsh
b) crack
c) laugh
d) point
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Answer: b) crack
crack (someone) up!
Example: “The comedian’s jokes cracked me up.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to lose (one’s) courage”. (It is mainly heard in the UK.)
Lose (one’s) …..
a) mind
b) strength
c) bottle
d) soul
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Answer: c) bottle
Lose (one’s) bottle!
Example: “I wanted to sing karaoke, but I lost my bottle.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “sometimes” or “occasionally”.
Every now and …….
a) then
b) now
c) those
d) day
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Answer: a) then
Every now and then!
Example: “I buy new shoes every now and then.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to obey the rules”.
……. the line
a) stick
b) watch
c) toe
d) keep
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Answer: c) toe
Toe the line!
Example: You have to toe the line if you want to keep your job.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “I’m very nervous”.
I’m a nervous …….!
a) bundle
b) agile
c) pot
d) wreck
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Answer: d) wreck
I’m a nervous wreck!
Example: I have to give a speech in front of 1000 people tomorrow. I’m a nervous wreck!
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to go to bed”.
Hit the …….
a) mark
b) sheets
c) sack
d) bag
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Answer: c) sack
Hit the sack!
Example: I’m so tired. It’s time to hit the sack.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to speak more softly”.
Lower (one’s) ……
a) tone
b) voice
c) whisper
d) vocal
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Answer: b) voice
Lower (one’s) voice!
Example: Can you please lower your voices? The children are trying to sleep.
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