Guess the idiom: to suddenly become too frightened to do what you had planned to do, especially something important

What is hidden behind 'D? Would or HAD? 1. He looked as if he'd run a marathon. 2. I knew he'd end up being famous. 3. If only you'd told me!

Find the mistake: The principle of the college expressed her disappointment at the poor exam results.

Find the mistake: The fluctuations in the stock market had an adverse affect on the value of the euro.

Choose the best answer. 1. A feeling of tiredness and boredom CREPT / LIMPED / STROLLED over me. 2. The police STUMBLED / MARCHED / STROLLED upon a huge weapon hoard during an inspection.

Which phrasal verb doesn't suit to the meaning "ending"? 1. cut off 2. log off 3. break off 4. set off 5. call off

Fill in: I live in a house which is ______ with paintings and drawings. (it's full of sth).

I know he doesn't say much, but he isn't unfriendly. He's just a bit TIMID / RESERVED / INCONSIDERATE. -> choose the best option(s).

"Could you p-possibly h-help me?", he STAMMERED / WHISPERED.

How did he react _____ your suggestion?

"I bet she was pleased with her results." "She was over the ______."

You're so gulliable! What does it mean?

I was so excited last night - I didn't sleep a ______ (finish the expression).