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Prepare 9 > Unit 2 Colloquial Expressions

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  • What does "Check it/this out" mean. "Yo dude, check this out!"
    Direct someone's attention to something.
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  • "Oh god, really? That task again. What a pain!" What does the expression mean
    expresses frustration about an annoying situation
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  • He's a complete pain in the _____! (there is also a ruder version)
    neck
    toe
    back
    eye
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  • A: "Dave's so good-looking". B: "You can say that again". What does the expression in B mean?
    That you agree strongly with someone
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  • There are loads of prizes up for _____
    catches
    grabs
    wins
    snatching
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  • It’s about_____ (focus on the grammar)
    time you arrive!! We said 7, not 10 past!
    time you will arrive!! We said 7, not 10 past
    time you arrived!! We said 7, not 10 past!
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  • It’s about time you moved out of home. You're 30! What does "It's about time" mean?
    (it is) past the time when something should have happened
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  • The whole future of the project is UP IN THE AIR. What does it mean?
    it is uncertain, often because other matters have to be decided first
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  • I'll keep you in the picture, don't worry. What does keep someone in the picture mean?
    to make sure someone knows all the facts about a changing situation
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  • I COULDN'T CARE LESS what you think about my decision to work as an underwater welder.
    I care
    I don't care
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  • We GOT OFF ON THE WRONG FOOT. Can we start again?
    to want to begin something
    to start a relationship or activity badly
    to break off a relationship
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  • When I saw what he was wearing I couldn't KEEP A STRAIGHT FACE.
    not laugh, but usually used in the negative (can't keep a straight face)
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  • "Why don't you just ask Simon to pay?" "That's EASIER SAID THAN DONE."
    said when something seems like a good idea but would be difficult to do
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  • My maths teacher knows his subject INSIDE OUT. / I know her INSIDE OUT.
    to know everything about a subject or a person
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