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Idioms 1-9

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    Idioms practice
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  • Guess and define the idiom.
    PAINT THE TOWN RED - to go out and enjoy yourself by drinking alcohol, dancing, laughing with friends, etc
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  • Guess and define the idiom
    GET ITCHY FEET - have a desire to travel
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  • Guess and define the idiom.
    BE THE PICTURE OF HEALTH - look very healthy
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  • Guess and define the idiom.
    BY WORD OF MOUTH - given or done in speech rather than in writing
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  • Guess and define the idiom.
    GET COLD FEET - become too frightened to do sth you had planned to do, especially sth important such as getting married
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  • Fill in both of the sentences with ONE WORD. a) I had my routine down to a fine ______ so there wouldn't be any room for error during the performance. 2) Our new state-of-the-___ facility will be at the cutting edge of cancer research.
    ART
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  • Fill in both of the sentences with ONE WORD. a) Ask Becky to recite the poem - she learned it by ________. b) Isabel's _________ was beating fast with fright.
    HEART
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  • Fill in both of the sentences with ONE WORD. a) Will you keep your eye on my ________ while I go to get the tickets? b) I'm on the road for three months at a time for work, so I've gotten pretty used to living out of a __________.
    SUITCASE
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  • Fill in both of the sentences with ONE WORD. a) You can't expect to just ________ through without doing any work. b) If we __________ in a southeastward direction, we'll reach land.
    SAIL
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  • Fill in both of the sentences with ONE WORD. a) Do you know a good __________ for wholemeal bread? b) All those children unsupervised sounds to me like a _____________ for disaster.
    RECIPE
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  • Fill in both of the sentences with ONE WORD. a) The research institute has found that in 2012 __________ surfers spent 39% more time online than they did eight years earlier. b) Great Britain won a(n) _____________ medal in the javelin.
    SILVER
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  • Fill in the sentence with the correct form of the idiom. Chris is asleep after _ _ _ N _ N _ / the _ _ D _ I _ H _ / _ I _ trying to finish his article.
    BURNING THE MIDNIGHT OIL
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  • Fill in the sentence with the correct form of the idiom. He was forced to _ _ O _ / _ I _/ _ RU _ / _ O _ OR _ when asked how he would vote.
    SHOW HIS TRUE COLORS
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  • Fill in the sentence with the correct form of the idiom. Richards was _ _ _ P _ _ G / _ _ S/ _ H _ _/ _ P yesterday despite the continued setbacks.
    KEEPING HIS CHIN UP
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  • Fill in the sentence with the correct form of the idiom. "What's the capital of Mauritania?" "I don't know _ F_ the _ _ _ / O_ / M_ / _ _A_, but I could go and look it up."
    OFF THE TOP OF MY HEAD
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  • Fill in the sentence with the correct form of the idiom. I'm on the road for three months at a time for work, so I've gotten pretty used to _ _ V _ N _ / O_ _ / _F / _ U _ T _ _ S _.
    LIVING OUT OF SUITCASE
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