Can you complete this English expression? It means “to make something more difficult”.
Raise the …….
a) high
b) roof
c) ceiling
d) bar
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Answer: d) bar
Raise the bar!
Example: “The company raised the bar for new employees. Now they need a degree.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to keep (one) informed”.
Keep (one) ……..
a) posted
b) sure
c) phoned
d) round
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Answer: a) posted
Keep (one) posted!
Example: “Keep me posted on how your new job goes.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be skilled at (something)”.
Have a good ……. of (something)
a) arm
b) work
c) proportion
d) command
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Answer: d) command
Have a good command of (something)!
Example: “Tony has a good command of German. He studied it at university.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “abundant”.
A dime a ……..
a) pound
b) dozen
c) cent
d) value
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Answer: b) dozen
A dime a dozen!
Example: “Wild animals are a dime a dozen in the countryside around here.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to go from poverty to wealth”.
Go from …….. to riches
a) work
b) sad
c) purses
d) rags
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Answer: d) rags
Go from rags to riches!
Example: “My friend went from rags to riches. He grew up with no money, but now he is very rich.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “accept what I’m saying”.
…….. my word for it
a) mind
b) take
c) warn
d) show
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Answer: b) take
Take my word for it!
Example: “Take my word for it, it’s going to rain tomorrow.”
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