I'd say he's __________, definitely over 1.80 metres.
just tall
tallish
more or less tall
kind of tallest
She spent ______ a month on the project. Three weeks and four days to be precise.
just under
nearly about
as little as
just over
How _____ do you usually take with you for an overnight business trip?
much stuffs
many stuff
much stuff
many staffs
Choose the expression that is closest in meaning: Oh no! I left *my notebooks, pens and laptop* on the bus.
almost my things
my stuffs
my thing
my stuff
There's an evening meeting at work, so I'll be home _______ again, I'm afraid.
roughly late
lateish
nearly
kindly late
David gets ______ ten text messages a day from a gym he's not even interested in joining.
kind of
as many as
a liitle over
as little as
Rewrite the sentence: I felt a little ill on the flight.
I felt kind of ill/ sort of ill
I have 22 notifications on Facebook. I have ____ notifications on Facebook.
22 or so
just over 20
nearly 20
approximately 22
Choose the expression that means the same: We need *98* chairs for the presentation.
a little before 100
98-odd
A hundred-odd
almost of 100
A: Who was that on the phone? B: _____ sales representative from an office supplies company.
that
kind of a
any
some
I thought it was _____ strange that the restaurant didn't have our reservation.
kind of
roughly
more or less
something
a: Was the factory tour interesting? b: It was actually____ frustrating because I couldn't hear the guide.
more or less
little
nearly
kind of
If you buy your ticket in advance it can cost______ $30.
as little as
at least
just over
some
We arrived at 6:05.
a little over 6pm
at least 6pm
six or so
nearly 6pm
A: When do you want to meet? B: Three-_____?
so
ish
thereabouts
approximately
Yusuf says that 78 per cent of his email is junk mail. That's ______ three quarters!
as much as
kind of
a little under
more than
Correct it! They bought a car that's a sort a yellow colour
sort of
Correct the mistake:Pietro is tall or so and will be wearing a blue suit.
kind of tall/ tallish
My friends Jeremy gets *no more than* five or ten emails a day.
just over
as few as
as much as
nearly
Correct the mistake: You can buy a good guitar for as few as $300, although they usually cost more.
as little as
Rewrite the sentence: He had $5, 023.28 in his bank account.
A little over $5000/roughly/ etc
Correct the mistake:You can rent a room here for as few as £500 per month.
as little as
We met at a pizza restaurant, but I've forgotten its name.
We met at some pizza restaurant.
We met roughly at a pizza restaurant.
We met at a kind pizza restaurant.
We met at a pizza-ish restaurant.
Some days, ____ two or three people visit the shop.
as few as
roughly
nearly
as much as
Can you drop by my office at ________ for a quick meeting?
just over four
a little under four
four-ish
sort of four
Rewrite the sentence: We drove 475 kilometres without seeing another car.
A little under 500km
I spend an average of *two hours and 26 minutes* a day dealing with text messages.
about two-and-a-half-hours
roughly two hours and a half
approximately 2 hours
two hours and nearly 26 minutes
Choose the expression that means the same: *A man I don't know* keeps sending me contact requests on LinkedIn.
some colleague
That guy
some friend
some guy
a: How many tickets do we need to buy to get a group discount? b: _____ ten, according to their website.
as few as
roughly
kind of
a little under
She spends ________ 13 hours a day online.
sort of
an average
as least as
around
We expect 205 people at the conference.
200 thereabouts people
200 or thereabouts people
200 people or thereabouts
abouts 200 people or so
Rewrite the sentence: The trip took five hours and 55 minutes.
The trip took as little as 6 hours
The trip took a little under 6 hours
The trip took almost of six hours
The trip took sort of 6 hours
Correct the mistake:We have 600 employees, and thereabouts.
or thereabouts
He was reading ______ or other about management, but it didn't help.
a sort of book
some book stuff
that book
some sort of book