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Science, Technology and Machines (Idioms)

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  • Match each slogan with its text.
    1)D, 2)A, 3)C, 4)A
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  • Answer with an idiom: +Her email caused real problems for our plans, didn't it? -Yes, it really ___________.
    Threw/put a spanner in the works
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  • Answer with an idiom: I think George is beginning to change his mind about joining the committee. +Yes, he seems to be ______________.
    Back-pedalling
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  • Answer with an idiom: -Wow! Matt really lost his temper last night, didn't he? +Yes, he absolutely _______.
    Blew a fuse/gasket
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  • Answer with an idiom: -Good. Things seem to be nice and quiet and working smoothly. +Yeah, everything seems to be _________.
    Ticking over
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  • Answer with an idiom: -It seems there was a misunderstanding between us. +Yes, we ________.
    Got our lines/wires crossed
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  • Answer with an idiom: - I think we should give her a call this evening. +Yes, we should probably _______-
    Give her a buzz
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  • Which idiom does the picture make you think of?
    In the pipeline
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  • Which idiom does the picture make you think of?
    Get into gear
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  • Which idiom does the picture make you think of?
    Back-seat driver
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  • Rewrite the sentence using an idiom: 'It took us a long time to start to do our work properly an efficiently'
    It took us a long time to get into gear
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  • Rewrite the sentence using an idiom: 'Mark is one of those people who always know the road better than the person driving'.
    Mark is a back-seat driver/Mark is one of those back-seat drivers
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  • Rewrite the sentence using an idiom: 'There are plans for a new railway, but it will be some years before the project starts'
    There is a new railway in the pipeline, but it will be some years before the project starts.
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  • Complete with a preposition or particle: 'We're ... the same wavelength.'
    On
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  • Complete with a preposition or particle: 'Everybody needs to let ... steam occasionally.'
    Off
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  • Complete with a preposition or particle: 'You've really put a spanner ... the works'.
    In
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