Fight like cat and dog

Do you know the English expression “to fight like cat and dog“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?

Karen: How are Dave and Angela? Is their marriage going well?

Lisa: They are fine. They fight like cat and dog, but they love each other really.

Does it mean:

a) enjoy watching cats and dogs fight

b) fight gently

c) argue a lot

d) hit each other

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Answer: c) argue a lot

Go back on (one’s) word

Do you know the English expression “to go back on (one’s) word“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?

Rob: The boss promised to pay me more money this year, but when I asked him about it last week, he said he’s decided not to do it.

Fran: He’s like that. He always goes back on his word. That’s why no one likes him.

Does it mean:

a) say something again

b) break a promise

c) say something many times

d) say something backwards

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Answer: b) break a promise

Have (one’s) hands full

Do you know the English expression “to have (one’s) hands full“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?

Jack: Are you going to the party tomorrow?

Emma: I’m afraid I can’t. I have my hands full at work at the moment.

Does it mean:

a) to carry many things

b) to hold something

c) to have big hands

d) to be very busy

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Answer: d) to be very busy

….a sound

Can you complete this sentence?

The burglar didn’t…… a sound when he broke into my house.

a) do

b) make

c) have

d) shout

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Answer: b) make

The burglar didn’t make a sound when he broke into my house.