CHOOSE THE CORRECT IDIOM: Your sister wants to know where all your money went. a) I went on a spending spree. b) You always shop till you drop

CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD: My parents have returned / rented a house by the sea for the summer!

CHOOSE THE CORRECT IDIOM: Your friend offers to pay for the pizza you just shared. a) No, it’s on me today. You paid last time. b) It’s OK. I went on a spending spree.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT IDIOM: Your friend asks you if you bought anything in town. a) I was like a bull in a china shop. b) No, I was just window-shopping.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD: They didn’t have the book I wanted so they’re going to exchange / order it for me

CHOOSE THE CORRECT IDIOM: Your little brother starts playing football in your room. a) Be careful in my room. That ball’s on me. b) Not in here! You’re like a bull in a china shop.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD: If you buy cheap shoes, they WEAR/ WASTE/ DO out really quickly.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD: There’s a special offer / half price on pizzas this week only – two for the price of one.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD: My friends and I like to wear / appear / dress up a bit when we go out.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD: I can’t CLOSE/ DO/ MAKE up my trouser zip – I must have put on some weight.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD: I wouldn't like to wear a uniform– it would be like (1) hanging / putting / wearing on a suit to go to school!

CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD: My parents gave me a €50 voucher / cash card to choose something from my favourite shop.