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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Idioms
For questions 1-5, combine two parts of 6 idioms in
the table below and then match them with their meanings. There is one extra
idiom which doesn't correspond to any definition.
1-to work
2-to get
3-to set
4-to keep
5-to put
6-to turn
A - double tides
B - one's teeth on edge
C - one's teeth into something
D - one's hands to something
E - one's nose to the grindstone
F - one's shoulders to the wheel
1. to apply oneself
to work______________________________________________
2. to do your best______________________________________________________
3. to start doing
something new___________________________________________
4. to work more than
you have to__________________________________________
5. to set about
doing something eagerly_____________________________________
the table below and then match them with their meanings. There is one extra
idiom which doesn't correspond to any definition.
1-to work
2-to get
3-to set
4-to keep
5-to put
6-to turn
A - double tides
B - one's teeth on edge
C - one's teeth into something
D - one's hands to something
E - one's nose to the grindstone
F - one's shoulders to the wheel
1. to apply oneself
to work______________________________________________
2. to do your best______________________________________________________
3. to start doing
something new___________________________________________
4. to work more than
you have to__________________________________________
5. to set about
doing something eagerly_____________________________________
Top answer
Hi, It's best if you try your homework first. Then we'll be happy to look at your answers. Please say 'please' when you ask people for their help.
- Hi, It's best if you try your homework first.
- Then we'll be happy to look at your answers.
- Please say 'please' when you ask people for their help.
- Thank you, Clive
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Hi,
It's best if you try your homework first. Then we'll be happy to look at your answers.
Please say 'please' when you ask people for their help.
Thank you, Clive
It's best if you try your homework first. Then we'll be happy to look at your answers.
Please say 'please' when you ask people for their help.
Thank you, Clive
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