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How do you think life ________ in 50 years time? will have changed/ will change
will have changed
She denied _________ the loan and claims it was fraud. taking out / to take out
taking out
Lara has put on a great _______ of weight recently. deal/ number
deal
A huge __________ of money has gone into this project. amount/number
amount
If you really want to ________, why don’t you book our penthouse suite for $40,000 a night. splash on / splash in / splash off / splash out
splash out
To be addicted to something e.g. Many teenagers today are ____________social media and can’t spend minutes without it. hooked on / hooked in / hooked up / hooked onto
hooked on
To begin being successful in a particular type of work or activity e.g. You need an eye-catching logo ________________the market. break in / break into / break onto / break through
break into
To start a new business e.g. Due to high tax rates and the need to obtain a license, it is hard to _______ a new business nowadays. set up / set out / set in / set into
set up
What are the negative prefixes? respect, responsible, mature
disrespect, irresponsible, immature
What are the negative prefixes? polite, ability, patient
impolite, inability, impatient
What does this idiom mean? To make ends meet
to earn just enough money to pay for what you need
What does this mean? break even
when a balance doesn't make a profit or a loss
What does this mean? conscientious
wanting to do ones work thoroughly and well
What does this mean? grumble about
to complain about something
What does this mean? to eavesdrop
to listen in on other peoples' conversations
What does this idiom mean? have an edge over
have an advantage over others
What does this idiom mean? No-brainer
a decision that is very easy and obvious.
What does this idiom mean? To err on the side of caution
To not take risks
What does this idiom mean? A walk in the park
It's really easy to do.
What does this idiom mean? To blow a fuse.
To get really angry about something
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