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RANDOM STUFF - PROFICIENCY

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  • If something is 'going for a song', what does it mean?
    THAT IT'S A BARGAIN.
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  • What does 'hitherto' mean?
    UP TO NOW (OR UP TO THEN)
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  • Which idiom means 'to pretend you do not notice something, because you should do something about it but you do not want to'? (hint: it contains a part of the body)
    TO TURN A BLIND EYE
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  • What's the difference between 'uncountable' and 'countless'?
    UNCOUNTABLE: of a noun that has no plural form COUNTLESS: a great many
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  • What's the meaning of 'put up with'?
    TO TOLERATE/BEAR
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  • A stroke of luck, a rumble of thunder, a speck of....?
    DUST
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  • What's the difference: a wine glass / a glass of wine?
    WINE GLASS: the drinking vessel GLASS OF WINE: the drink
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  • Which is correct? THE PRICE OF PETROL / PETROL'S PRICE / PETROL PRICE
    THE PRICE OF PETROL
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  • What's the meaning of 'waste not, want not'?
    It is used for saying that people who do not waste things always have enough.
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  • When would you 'eat humble pie'?
    When you have to admit that you were wrong about something.
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  • 'Huawei phones are selling like ..... .....!' WHAT?
    HOT CAKES
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  • What negative adjective can be made from the verb 'deny'?
    UNDENIABLE
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  • What negative adjective can be made from the verb 'EXHAUST'?
    INEXHAUSTIBLE
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  • If something is a 'foregone conclusion', what do we mean?
    THAT IT IS BOUND TO HAPPEN.
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  • Which adjective has a slightly negative connotation? SHREWD / WISE / WILY
    WILY
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  • 'If it hadn't been for Julie, I'd have missed my flight.' START THE SENTENCE WITH 'HAD...'
    HAD IT NOT BEEN FOR JULIE...
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