Finish the following saying and explain it's meaning: "Don't put all your eggs..."
"...in one basket" (don't play just with one option)
How would define the idiom"hold your horses"?
Keep calm and take it easy
Create a conditional sentence with this information (try to avoid using "if", "unless" and "wether": "I didn't work harder at school. I don't have a good job now"'m not a lawyer"
Supposing/Providing I had worked harder at school, I'd have a better job now"
What's a place off the beaten track?
away from mass tourism or popular destinations
Could you remember the meaning of the following idiom: to paint the town red?
To go out with your friends and have a good time dancing, drinking...
What's this?
A spatula
What's the meaning fo "to be fit as a fiddle"?
To be in great shape
These two idioms have the same meaning...can you remember what that is?: to pull an all-nighter/ to burn the midnight oil
To stay up all night, studying or working
Rephrase the following sentences, starting with the word "All": "The only thing I want is a cup of coffee."
All I want is a cup of coffee
Create an inverted sentence out of the following, starting with the word "Rarely": "I've rearely had the opportunity to eat at such high-class restaurant."
Rarely have I had the opporutnity to eat at such high-class restaurant
What's this?Make an inversion using the following sentence and the adverb "Little": I had no idea what politics really meant
Little did I know what politics really meant
Create an inverted conditional from this one: "If we had been aware of the situation, we would have changed our plans"
Had we been aware of the situation, we would have changed our plans."
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