Do you know the English expression “you can say that again”? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Tracey: It’s been so cold these days!
Greg: You can say that again. There was ice on my windows this morning!
Does it mean:
a) I agree
b) Please repeat that
c) Say it again if you want
d) I want you to say that again
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Answer: a) I agree
Can you complete this English expression? It means “it’s not complicated”
It’s not ………….. science
a) rocket
b) physics
c) chemistry
d) experimental
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Answer: a) rocket
It’s not rocket science!
Do you know the casual English expression “pipe down“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Trisha: Children! Can you pipe down? I’m on the phone!
Children: Sorry, mum!
Does it mean:
a) play with a pipe
b) put toys down
c) be quiet
d) stop playing with a pipe
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Answer: c) be quiet
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to do what everyone else does”.
Follow the……
a) crowd
b) people
c) wind
d) runners
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Answer: a) crowd
Follow the crowd!
Do you know the English expression “to grow apart“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Bill: Why did you and your wife get divorced?
Gary: We grew apart over the last few years. We weren’t as close as we used to be.
Does it mean:
a) move to a different place
b) become less close as time passes
c) start to dislike each other
d) fight a lot
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Answer: b) become less close as time passes
Do you know the English phrase “to look back on (something)“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Mayumi: Why are we having a meeting at the end of December?
Ayako: We always have a meeting then to look back on the year.
Does it mean:
a) think about the past
b) talk about a problem
c) think about next year
d) turn around
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Answer: a) think about the past
Do you know the English expression “it slipped my mind“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Jackie: Have you done your homework? We have to hand it in today.
Keith: Oh no! It slipped my mind! I’m going to get in trouble!
Does it mean:
a) I couldn’t do it
b) I forgot about it
c) I didn’t want to do it
d) I had trouble thinking about it
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Answer: b) I forgot about it
Do you know the English expression “to get ahead“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Lisa: Why are you studying so hard?
Neil: Because I want to get ahead. I want to have a great career.
Does it mean:
a) become successful in life
b) be better than everyone else
c) finish studying early
d) be average
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Answer: a) become successful in life
Do you know the English expression “to be worn out“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Isaac: Are you OK Jane? Your eyes look red.
Jane: I’m OK, I’m just worn out. I haven’t had a day off this month.
Does it mean:
a) very upset
b) very angry
c) very sad
d) very tired
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Answer: d) very tired
Do you know the English expression “to mull (something) over”? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Akira: So have you decided which university you are going to apply to?
Taichi: No, I’m still mulling it over. I have to make a decision soon though.
Does it mean:
a) seriously consider something
b) be confused by something
c) make a decision later
d) be frustrated
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Answer: a) seriously consider something
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