Which phrasal verb means to depend on or trust someone or something?
take on
pick up
rely on / upon
wait on
"c___ o__ w___" = to say something suddenly and unexpectedly
come out with
Used to show that a statement is true in another situation: (eg: Paul has never been to France, or to any European country ___ ____ ______.)
for that matter
The state of being famous and rich
fortune and fame
fame and fortune
Use the word "foremost" to make the following sentence mean the same as the one above: "________________ we need to save the environment".
First and foremost, we need to save the environment.
Another way of saying "very often" : t___ ___ a____
time and again
"There has to be some ____ ___ ____ if you want to make a peace deal. (mutual concessions and compromises)
give and take
If someone is described as "the life and soul of the party", what does this mean?
someone who is energetic and funny and at the centre of activity during social occasions
Use the word "was" to make the following sentence mean the same as the one above: "Anthony claimed ________________________ blood. "
Anthony claimed (that) he was only concerned about his flesh and blood.
Which of the following situations would leave you high and dry?
A person robbing your mobile phone
Someone abandoning you alone in an unknown forest
A random stranger shouting at you on the underground
An internet scam
Perfect happiness: b _ _ _ _
bliss
A strong, often sudden, feeling that something is extremely unpleasant: r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
revulsion
A strong feeling of hating someone or something: l _ _ _ _ _ _ _
loathing
