Can you complete this English expression? It means “to love very much”.
Love to ……
a) over
b) full
c) great
d) pieces
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Answer: d) pieces
Love to pieces!
Example: “I love my niece and nephew to pieces.”
Love to ……
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As ….. usual
Can you complete this English expression? It means “in the usual manner”.
As ……. usual
a) right
b) out
c) per
d) once
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Answer: c) per
As per usual!
Example: “Ella was late, as per usual.”
Back of …….
Can you complete this English expression? It means “very remote”.
Back of …….
a) beyond
b) fields
c) isolation
d) rural
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Answer: a) beyond
Back of beyond!
Example: “My house is back of beyond. It is far from the town.”
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Chalk and ……
Can you complete this English expression? It means “two people are very different from each other”.
Chalk and …….
a) board
b) pen
c) flower
d) cheese
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Answer: d) cheese
Chalk and cheese!
Example: “Jed and his wife are like chalk and cheese. They have nothing in common.”
Fresh as a …….
Can you complete this English expression? It means “energetic and refreshed”.
Fresh as a …….
a) daisy
b) rose
c) plant
d) cherry
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Answer: a) daisy
Fresh as a daisy!
Example: “After taking a shower I felt as fresh as a daisy!”
Find (one’s) …..
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to get used to a new situation”.
Find (one’s) ……
a) head
b) feet
c) brain
d) eyes
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Answer: b) feet
Find (one’s) feet!
Example: “It took me a while to find my feet in my new job.”
It’s ….. me
Can you complete this English expression? It means “I will pay”.
It’s …… me
a) off
b) over
c) out
d) on
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Answer: d) on
It’s on me!
Example: “Order what you want. It’s on me!”
Feel ……
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to feel sad or depressed”.
Feel …….
a) down
b) out
c) over
d) in
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Answer: a) down
Feel down!
Example: Alex is feeling down because he failed his exam.
Pay ……
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to pay very little”.
Pay ……
a) dollars
b) small
c) few
d) peanuts
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Answer: d) peanuts
Pay peanuts!
Example: This job pays peanuts. I’m going to look for a better one!
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