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  • Say the numbers: 4 3/4
    four and three quaters / four and three-fourths
  • Mobile phones are so expensive, I need to ___________ before I decide. (phrasal verb)
    shop around
  • Say the number: 5,765
    Five thousand, seven hundred and sixty five.
  • What's the idiom? Give an example: get out of control
    get out of hand
  • What's the idiom? Give an example: not to be worth
    not to waste your breath
  • What's the idiom? Give an example: to have touble
    to hit a problem
  • You are shouting at me. Please ___________! (phrasal verb)
    calm down
  • The audience couldn't hear well. So she started _______? (phrasal verb)
    to speak up / speaking up
  • What's the idiom? Give an example: to agree
    to see eye to eye
  • Say the number: 5.15
    five point one five
  • What's the idiom? Give an example: to be furious
    to kick up (such) a fuss
  • He _______ of the race after two laps. He had mechanical problems. (phrasal verb)
    dropped out
  • Say the number: 380,781
    Three hundred and eighty thousand, seven hundred and eighty one.
  • What's the idiom? Give an example: to love sweet things
    to have a sweet tooth
  • What's the idiom? Give an example: not to understand
    to go straight over one's head
  • What's the idiom? Give an example: to joke
    to pull one's leg
  • Say the number: £12.60
    Twelve pounds sixty
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