Which word can we use before a noun to explain that a person/thing is the best at what they do/what it's made to do?
A. Lower
B. Leading
C. Especially
B.
True or false: 'to drift into something' means that you do something slowly.
True
What does it mean if you 'pick up a skill?'
A. You forget how to do something.
B. You learn how to do something.
C. You have the intention to learn something new, but don't make an attempt to do it.
B.
Which phrase means 'in the beginning'?
In the first place.
Which preposition completes these phrasal verbs? Keen _____, take ______?
A. Up.
B. With.
C. On.
Which one means that a company employs you?
The correct preposition is 'on'.
'Take on' means that someone employs you.
What's another way to explain that you'll stop what you plan to do in order to do something else/help someone?
A. Drop everything.
B. Leave all.
C. Let some.
A.
What do you want to know if you ask someone 'what are you up to?'?
A. What they're doing.
B. What they did yesterday.
C. Where they need to go tomorrow.
A.
Which word completes the the expression? ______ of energy.
A. Lumps.
B. Pots.
C. Bags.
C.
Which phrase has a similar meaning to 'if' in the following sentence?
If you send me all of the reports by Thursday, you can have Friday morning off.
as long as
Which phrase can we use when we want someone to understand the reality of simething? e.g. ________________, we'll never finish this project before the deadline.
Let's face it
Which expression does the picture show? What does it mean?
Bear in mind. It means 'remember that...'.