Can you complete this English expression? It means “to accept too many tasks”.
……. on too much
a) take
b) have
c) get
d) turn
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Answer: a) take
Take on too much!
Example: I have taken on too much. I need to reduce my workload.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to give up”.
Throw in the ……
a) bottle
b) towel
c) item
d) cards
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Answer: b) towel
Throw in the towel!
Example: I’m getting nowhere with my studies. I’m ready to throw in the towel.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to ask (someone) to come to your house”.
Ask (someone) …….
a) participate
b) come
c) out
d) round
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Answer: d) round
Ask (someone) round!
Example: I’m going to ask Jules round tomorrow.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “anything is possible”.
The sky’s the ……
a) limit
b) edge
c) farthest
d) side
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Answer: a) limit
The sky’s the limit!
Example: You can do anything! The sky’s the limit!
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to say something very softly”.
Under (one’s) …….
a) sound
b) whisper
c) word
d) breath
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Answer: d) breath
Under (one’s) breath!
Example: Evan muttered something under his breath when the boss left.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be good for charity, or to have a good effect”.
Be for a good …….
a) reason
b) idea
c) realistic
d) cause
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Answer: d) cause
Be for a good cause!
Example: I’m giving some money to that charity that helps homeless people. It’s for a good cause.”
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to calculate or analyze financial information”.
…….. the numbers
a) squash
b) speak
c) see
d) crunch
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Answer: d) crunch
Crunch the numbers!
Example: I’m tired because I have been crunching the numbers all day.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to break (one’s) promise”.
Break (one’s) ……
a) sound
b) word
c) idea
d) saying
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Answer: b) word
Break (one’s) word!
Example: Kevin said he would help me at work, but he broke his word.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to quit (something)”.
…… in (something)
a) tap
b) move
c) pack
d) close
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Answer: c) pack
Pack in (something)!
Example: I packed in smoking six months ago.
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to get ideas from other people”.
Pick (one’s) …….
a) brain
b) mind
c) heart
d) soul
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Answer: a) brain
Pick (one’s) brain!
Example: “Let me pick your brain about the figures on this spreadsheet.”
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