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  • They get on like a house on fire. What does this phrase mean?
    They get on extremely well
  • Which is the odd one out? Shriek, stammer, scream, yell.
    stammer
  • Rewrite this sentence using the word get. He has been in Seville for two years but he can't _________________ in such a hot country. (used, live)
    get used to living
  • I am sure your sister will love her present. Your sister ____________________ her present (bound)
    is bound to love
  • Have you seen the latest Daniel Radcliffe movie? No, but _________________ Daniel Radcliffe, have you heard that he is starring in a new play on the west end.
    speaking of
  • They really get on my nerves. What does this sentence mean?
    They really annoy me.
  • What´s the idiom? He is so lazy, he never l_____ a F_______ to help around the house.
    He never lifts a finger.
  • Complete this sentence with the correct form of get. I lost my keys so I had to _________________ (all the locks, change)
    get all the locks changed
  • An amount of money for pay for a professional service. E.g you pay a ________ to a lawyer.
    Fee
  • She wants to GET HER OWN BACK ON her ex
    To get revenge on somebody
  • A job which has no future can be described as a _________ job
    dead-end
  • The same of different? He WAS SACKED / WAS FIRED for stealing
    the same
  • The same or different. He´s been OUT OF WORK / OFF WORK for months.
    Different: out of work: to be unemployed. Off work: to be on holidays or to be out sick.
  • Which is the odd word out? Slurp, rattle, splash, drip
    rattle
  • Personality idiom. He has a very high opinion of himself. He is very f____ of himself.
    He is very full of himself
  • What you pay for something over a period of time, e.g you pay for something in __________
    you pay in installments
  • What is the personality adjective? My teacher is so s________, she loved making comments that made us feel small.
    Sarcastic
  • I have rarely read such a terrible book. Rarely ___________________________
    have I read such a terrible book
  • He won´t listen to me. It´s impossible to GET THROUGH TO HIM
    It´s impossible to make him understand, or impossible to make him listen
  • I only realised I had forgotten my passport when I arrived at the airport. Only when I ___________________________________
    arrived at the airport did I realise I had forgotten my passport.
  • Try not to make a mess, __________ I will have to clean the kitchen again.
    otherwise
  • Two synonyms for the word 'poor'
    broke, hard up, penniless
  • You do this if you have a runny nose and you need some tissue. S_____
    sniff
  • Her boyfriend is a s________ kind of guy. He´s sensible and she can really rely on him.
    steady
  • Three synonyms for the word rich
    wealthy, well-off, loaded, affluent