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1.
You don't have any idea where my miter saw is? I can't find it anywhere," Chris said to Linda. She replied, "......... me. I have no idea. Did you check the garage really thoroughly?" (a) Watch (b) Search (c) Examine ← (d) Critique
2.
3.
Paul's been trying to ......... me on one of those new thin air mattresses for camping, and I think he has a point; they seem to make camping more comfortable andthey're not expensive," Greg said to Marisol. (a) buy (b) trade (c) invest (d) sell ← There are various theories on how to separate the ......... from the chaff in the workplace and, unfortunately, none work for each type of organization. Identifying non-productive employees can be more difficult than you might think," the Management professor told the class. (a) apples (b) grapes (c) wheat ``` (d) melons
4.
Of course, if you don't ......... out the bad employees, the good employees won't see a good incentive to remain good employees," the Management professor continued. (a) weed``` (b) wind (c) wash (d) blot
5.
I have done more than my fair share. I am going to sit back on my ......... for a little bit and let some of these lazy guys do some of the work," Private McEwen said to Private Granzelli. (a) laces (b) heels``` (c) cufflinks (d) straps
6.
My parents are refusing to talk to my brother because he's ......... up with a girlfriend who isn't a Christian. They are so stubborn," Julia told her friend Abbey. (a) socked (b) penned (c) shacked``` (d) tented
7.
Tommy isn't a very trusting soul, is he? He wouldn't even tell me where he lived for almost a year," Matt said. Ronald replied, "No, he doesn't show his ......... very often." (a) foot (b) hand``` (c) face (d) heel
8.
That was an unfortunate slip of the .......... I know you think she's stupid but did you have to blurt that out when she disagreed with you?" Rachel asked Vincent. (a) teeth (b) brain (c) mouth (d) tongue```
9.
Why are you looking so ......... in the mouth? There's no need to be so miserable, is there? (a) down``` (b) up (c) off (d) over
10. Don't talk to him about politics because it's like a ......... rag to a bull. (a) blue
(b) white (c) red``` (d) black
11. She hasn't worked here very long and is therefore a little ......... on matters of procedure. (a) red (b) blue (c) white (d) green```
12. Now that they have read it in ........., they believe me. (a) red and blue (b) blue and red (c) white and black (d) black and white```
13. In this business you cannot afford to make any mistake and must be seen to be lily .......... (a) red (b) blue (c) white``` (d) green
14. She lost the company a lot of money last week and as a result has got a ......... mark against her name. (a) red (b) blue (c) white (d) black```
15. As they turned round and ran away, people thought they were .......... (a) red (b) blue (c) white (d) yellow```
16. Ask her to help you with your calculations because she's ......... hot at mathematics. (a) red``` (b) blue (c) white (d) black
17. I know he doesn't like you because the moment you came in the room I saw him give you a ......... look. (a) red (b) blue (c) white (d) black```
18. Sociologists maintain that some of the films on show today have created a generation of very ......... children. (a) frightened``` (b) afraid (c) fearful (d) frightening
19. You'll notice that as soon as the children come home from school, the dog will jump up and show its great ......... for them. (a) infection (b) affection``` (c) affectation (d) protection
20. He is very lucky to have got himself a ......... job. (a) pear (b) banana (c) lemon (d) plum```
21. Don't be put ......... by his manner, he is really kind hearted. (a) through (b) up (c) off``` (d) in
22. When a film is really boring in the cinema, I tend to nod .......... (a) out (b) off``` (c) to (d) through
correct sentence:
Never let the grass grow under your feet. Correct answer: (b) grass Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
Never let the weeds grow under your feet. Translate sentence or define "grass" popular garden idioms, possessive pronoun worksheets, weeds vs grass vs flowers
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The grass is always greener on the other side. Correct answer: (c) greener Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "greener" idioms expression, blacker vs further vs greener
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correct sentence:
Everything is coming up roses.
Correct answer: (a) roses Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "roses" future progressive tense, roses vs daisies vs tulips
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correct sentence:
Poor Mary was a bit of a wallflower at the dance. Correct answer: (c) wallflower Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
Poor Mary was a bit of a wildflower at the dance. Translate sentence or define "wallflower" part of speech practice, cornflower vs cauliflower vs wallflower
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correct sentence:
He led her up the garden path. Correct answer: (a) path Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
He led her up the garden street. Translate sentence or define "path" english grammar tense, path vs lane vs street
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correct sentence:
Everything in the garden is lovely. Correct answer: (d) garden Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "garden" popular garden idioms, worksheets for the eight part of speech, roses vs flowers vs grass
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correct sentence:
Money doesn't grow on trees. Correct answer: (c) trees Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "trees" nouns and countable and uncountable, plants vs bulbs vs trees
define winsome, precarious, wee, grandiloquent, prohibitionist
correct sentence:
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. Correct answer: (c) two Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
A bird in the hand is worth three in the bush. Translate sentence or define "two" past simple vs present perfect, four vs three vs two
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correct sentence:
Come to the point and stop beating about the bush. Correct answer: (d) bush Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "bush" english essay question, tree vs flower vs hedge
meaning of smart
correct sentence:
Don't trust him, he's a bit of a snake in the grass. Correct answer: (a) grass Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "grass" correct sentence:
As there are so many dishes on the menu, would you like me to suggest something to eat? Correct answer: (b) suggest Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "suggest" eating out, information on verb groups and modal verbs, decide vs suggest vs offer
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correct sentence:
They simply couldn't decide which restaurant to choose and so in the end they took a vote and the majority decided on a Chinese one. Correct answer: (c) majority
Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "majority" esl science lessons, most vs more vs majority
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correct sentence:
We waited one hour for the main dish to arrive and then it was the wrong order. Correct answer: (a) arrive Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "arrive" popular idioms, arrive vs reach vs deliver
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correct sentence:
If you really want to enjoy the full flavour of that particular meal, you must remember to mix the right balance of sauces together. Correct answer: (d) mix Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "mix" whats a pronoun, join vs stick vs attach
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correct sentence:
It is always more relaxing to eat in a restaurant where the faces of the staff are familiar and you know everyone by name. Correct answer: (b) familiar Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "familiar" esl article, familiarized vs familiar vs familiarly
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correct sentence:
There was a great discussion about which particular type of cuisine the guests would choose and finally they reached a compromise and settled on the set menu. Correct answer: (c) compromise Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "compromise" eating out, english personal pronoun, compromising vs compromised vs compromise
word games: free online noun adjective game sat test
correct sentence:
It doesn't matter how late you arrive at this restaurant you can always rely on a warm welcome from the owner. Correct answer: (c) rely Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
It doesn't matter how late you arrive at this restaurant you can always trust on a warm welcome from the owner. Translate sentence or define "rely" reflexive verb, trust vs confide vs rely
define ruth, dexterity, meditation, incapacity, furrier, tactician
correct sentence:
The place was so full of people and tables that the waiter had to guide us through the crowds to our table. Correct answer: (b) guide Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "guide" free worksheets on part of speech, show vs guide vs conduct
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correct sentence:
The problem about writing on food is that however hard you try, you will say what you like and end up being subjective. Correct answer: (a) subjective Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "subjective" teaching question words, subjective vs objective vs reflective
what does 'churn out' mean?
correct sentence:
The success of a really good meal is that not only must it taste good but it should also look good and thus appeal to your eye. Correct answer: (b) appeal Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "appeal" received his latest detective novel from the publisher so it's what you might call hot off the press. Correct answer: (d) off
Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
I've just received his latest detective novel from the publisher so it's what you might call hot from the press. Translate sentence or define "off" hot and cold, type of pronoun, by vs from vs with
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correct sentence:
You can never tell exactly what she is thinking because she very often blows hot and cold over some topics. Correct answer: (a) blows Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
You can never tell exactly what she is thinking because she very often swings hot and cold over some topics. Translate sentence or define "blows" free esl articles, blows vs swings vs flies
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correct sentence:
Although I'd made up my mind to do it last night now I'm not sure and am getting cold feet about it. Correct answer: (b) feet Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
Although I'd made up my mind to do it last night now I'm not sure and am getting cold hands about it.
Translate sentence or define "feet" improve grammar, hands vs feet vs legs
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correct sentence:
They like to think they're very important people but politicians just talk a lot of hot air most of the time. Correct answer: (c) air Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
They like to think they're very important people but politicians just talk a lot of hot stuff most of the time. Translate sentence or define "air" american idioms and slang, words vs steam vs air
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correct sentence:
Since the argument we've had about the garden hedge, our neighbours take no notice of us and give us the cold shoulder when they see us. Correct answer: (b) shoulder Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "shoulder" english expression idioms, ankle vs shoulder vs elbow
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correct sentence:
As soon as the president was taken ill, the deputy had to take charge and is currently in
the hot seat now. Correct answer: (a) seat Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "seat" hot and cold, seven part of speech, seat vs chair vs place
free word games: online nouns verbs game sat vocab test
correct sentence:
The accused was sentenced to life imprisonment after it had been established that he had committed the murder in cold blood. Correct answer: (c) blood Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "blood" learning preposition, attack vs feeling vs blood
define gamester, depository, manor, lien, blockade, presentment
correct sentence:
I ordered a coffee from the waiter but by the time it had reached me it was stone cold. Correct answer: (a) stone Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "stone" eight part of speech quiz, stone vs rock vs block
discussion forums
correct sentence:
The police have set up a special hot line so that people can get in touch to find out about the accident.
Correct answer: (b) line Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "line" preposition poetry, connection vs line vs communication
come in for vs. come into
correct sentence:
He's always very uneasy like a cat on hot bricks whenever he is waiting to hear the results of the examinations. Correct answer: (a) bricks Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "bricks"
23.
You don't have any idea where my miter saw is? I can't find it anywhere," Chris said to Linda. She replied, "......... me. I have no idea. Did you check the garage really thoroughly?" (a) Watch (b) Search (c) Examine ← (d) Critique
2.
3.
Paul's been trying to ......... me on one of those new thin air mattresses for camping, and I think he has a point; they seem to make camping more comfortable andthey're not expensive," Greg said to Marisol. (a) buy (b) trade (c) invest (d) sell ← There are various theories on how to separate the ......... from the chaff in the workplace and, unfortunately, none work for each type of organization. Identifying non-productive employees can be more difficult than you might think," the Management professor told the class. (a) apples (b) grapes (c) wheat ``` (d) melons
4.
Of course, if you don't ......... out the bad employees, the good employees won't see a good incentive to remain good employees," the Management professor continued. (a) weed``` (b) wind (c) wash (d) blot
5.
I have done more than my fair share. I am going to sit back on my ......... for a little bit and let some of these lazy guys do some of the work," Private McEwen said to Private Granzelli. (a) laces (b) heels``` (c) cufflinks (d) straps
6.
My parents are refusing to talk to my brother because he's ......... up with a girlfriend who isn't a Christian. They are so stubborn," Julia told her friend Abbey. (a) socked (b) penned (c) shacked``` (d) tented
7.
Tommy isn't a very trusting soul, is he? He wouldn't even tell me where he lived for almost a year," Matt said. Ronald replied, "No, he doesn't show his ......... very often." (a) foot (b) hand``` (c) face (d) heel
8.
That was an unfortunate slip of the .......... I know you think she's stupid but did you have to blurt that out when she disagreed with you?" Rachel asked Vincent. (a) teeth (b) brain (c) mouth (d) tongue```
9.
Why are you looking so ......... in the mouth? There's no need to be so miserable, is there? (a) down``` (b) up (c) off (d) over
10. Don't talk to him about politics because it's like a ......... rag to a bull. (a) blue
(b) white (c) red``` (d) black
11. She hasn't worked here very long and is therefore a little ......... on matters of procedure. (a) red (b) blue (c) white (d) green```
12. Now that they have read it in ........., they believe me. (a) red and blue (b) blue and red (c) white and black (d) black and white```
13. In this business you cannot afford to make any mistake and must be seen to be lily .......... (a) red (b) blue (c) white``` (d) green
14. She lost the company a lot of money last week and as a result has got a ......... mark against her name. (a) red (b) blue (c) white (d) black```
15. As they turned round and ran away, people thought they were .......... (a) red (b) blue (c) white (d) yellow```
16. Ask her to help you with your calculations because she's ......... hot at mathematics. (a) red``` (b) blue (c) white (d) black
17. I know he doesn't like you because the moment you came in the room I saw him give you a ......... look. (a) red (b) blue (c) white (d) black```
18. Sociologists maintain that some of the films on show today have created a generation of very ......... children. (a) frightened``` (b) afraid (c) fearful (d) frightening
19. You'll notice that as soon as the children come home from school, the dog will jump up and show its great ......... for them. (a) infection (b) affection``` (c) affectation (d) protection
20. He is very lucky to have got himself a ......... job. (a) pear (b) banana (c) lemon (d) plum```
21. Don't be put ......... by his manner, he is really kind hearted. (a) through (b) up (c) off``` (d) in
22. When a film is really boring in the cinema, I tend to nod .......... (a) out (b) off``` (c) to (d) through
correct sentence:
Never let the grass grow under your feet. Correct answer: (b) grass Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
Never let the weeds grow under your feet. Translate sentence or define "grass" popular garden idioms, possessive pronoun worksheets, weeds vs grass vs flowers
856 English Grammar Exercises — Printable, photocopiable. For use in a classroom, at home, on your PC or anywhere.
learn english vocabulary: english noun adjective
correct sentence:
The grass is always greener on the other side. Correct answer: (c) greener Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "greener" idioms expression, blacker vs further vs greener
FREE email English course — Here is all you want to know
about English. Start exploring the English language today!
free online word games: noun adjective game toeic preparation test
correct sentence:
Everything is coming up roses.
Correct answer: (a) roses Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "roses" future progressive tense, roses vs daisies vs tulips
Pimsleur English for Spanish Speakers — Learning English can be fun. Try this audio program and you will make progress fast. meaning of abuse, voucher, part-time, influx, study, initialed
correct sentence:
Poor Mary was a bit of a wallflower at the dance. Correct answer: (c) wallflower Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
Poor Mary was a bit of a wildflower at the dance. Translate sentence or define "wallflower" part of speech practice, cornflower vs cauliflower vs wallflower
Join our English Learning Community! — Make new friends today! pimsleur english for spanish speakers, level ii: pimsleur english as a
correct sentence:
He led her up the garden path. Correct answer: (a) path Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
He led her up the garden street. Translate sentence or define "path" english grammar tense, path vs lane vs street
teachers games for vocabulary: english adjectives nouns sat verbal test
correct sentence:
Everything in the garden is lovely. Correct answer: (d) garden Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "garden" popular garden idioms, worksheets for the eight part of speech, roses vs flowers vs grass
interactive word games: free online adjective noun game
correct sentence:
Money doesn't grow on trees. Correct answer: (c) trees Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "trees" nouns and countable and uncountable, plants vs bulbs vs trees
define winsome, precarious, wee, grandiloquent, prohibitionist
correct sentence:
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. Correct answer: (c) two Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
A bird in the hand is worth three in the bush. Translate sentence or define "two" past simple vs present perfect, four vs three vs two
hi , plz guide me
correct sentence:
Come to the point and stop beating about the bush. Correct answer: (d) bush Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "bush" english essay question, tree vs flower vs hedge
meaning of smart
correct sentence:
Don't trust him, he's a bit of a snake in the grass. Correct answer: (a) grass Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "grass" correct sentence:
As there are so many dishes on the menu, would you like me to suggest something to eat? Correct answer: (b) suggest Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "suggest" eating out, information on verb groups and modal verbs, decide vs suggest vs offer
856 English Grammar Exercises — Printable, photocopiable. For use in a classroom, at home, on your PC or anywhere.
vocabulary words: english verb noun adjective toeic test
correct sentence:
They simply couldn't decide which restaurant to choose and so in the end they took a vote and the majority decided on a Chinese one. Correct answer: (c) majority
Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "majority" esl science lessons, most vs more vs majority
Pimsleur English for French Speakers — Learning English can be fun. Try this audio program and you will make progress fast. word games: free online verb noun adjective game toeic test
correct sentence:
We waited one hour for the main dish to arrive and then it was the wrong order. Correct answer: (a) arrive Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "arrive" popular idioms, arrive vs reach vs deliver
Join our English Learning Community! — Make new friends today! meaning of brake, complicate, division, nominate, aware, applicant
correct sentence:
If you really want to enjoy the full flavour of that particular meal, you must remember to mix the right balance of sauces together. Correct answer: (d) mix Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "mix" whats a pronoun, join vs stick vs attach
FREE email English course — Here is all you want to know about English. Start exploring the English language today!
pimsleur french, comprehensive courses i, ii, iii: plus audiofy player
correct sentence:
It is always more relaxing to eat in a restaurant where the faces of the staff are familiar and you know everyone by name. Correct answer: (b) familiar Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "familiar" esl article, familiarized vs familiar vs familiarly
vocabulary words: english nouns adjectives sat test
correct sentence:
There was a great discussion about which particular type of cuisine the guests would choose and finally they reached a compromise and settled on the set menu. Correct answer: (c) compromise Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "compromise" eating out, english personal pronoun, compromising vs compromised vs compromise
word games: free online noun adjective game sat test
correct sentence:
It doesn't matter how late you arrive at this restaurant you can always rely on a warm welcome from the owner. Correct answer: (c) rely Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
It doesn't matter how late you arrive at this restaurant you can always trust on a warm welcome from the owner. Translate sentence or define "rely" reflexive verb, trust vs confide vs rely
define ruth, dexterity, meditation, incapacity, furrier, tactician
correct sentence:
The place was so full of people and tables that the waiter had to guide us through the crowds to our table. Correct answer: (b) guide Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "guide" free worksheets on part of speech, show vs guide vs conduct
i am from viet nam and is a student of pharmacy
correct sentence:
The problem about writing on food is that however hard you try, you will say what you like and end up being subjective. Correct answer: (a) subjective Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "subjective" teaching question words, subjective vs objective vs reflective
what does 'churn out' mean?
correct sentence:
The success of a really good meal is that not only must it taste good but it should also look good and thus appeal to your eye. Correct answer: (b) appeal Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "appeal" received his latest detective novel from the publisher so it's what you might call hot off the press. Correct answer: (d) off
Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
I've just received his latest detective novel from the publisher so it's what you might call hot from the press. Translate sentence or define "off" hot and cold, type of pronoun, by vs from vs with
856 English Grammar Exercises — Printable, photocopiable. For use in a classroom, at home, on your PC or anywhere.
word vocabulary games: verb noun lists toeic prep test
correct sentence:
You can never tell exactly what she is thinking because she very often blows hot and cold over some topics. Correct answer: (a) blows Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
You can never tell exactly what she is thinking because she very often swings hot and cold over some topics. Translate sentence or define "blows" free esl articles, blows vs swings vs flies
Pimsleur English for German Speakers — Learning English can be fun. Try this audio program and you will make progress fast. free word games: online verbs nouns game toeic vocab test
correct sentence:
Although I'd made up my mind to do it last night now I'm not sure and am getting cold feet about it. Correct answer: (b) feet Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
Although I'd made up my mind to do it last night now I'm not sure and am getting cold hands about it.
Translate sentence or define "feet" improve grammar, hands vs feet vs legs
Join our English Learning Community! — Make new friends today! meaning of achieve, venture, exit, brief, address, comply, explanation
correct sentence:
They like to think they're very important people but politicians just talk a lot of hot air most of the time. Correct answer: (c) air Your answer was: incorrect your sentence:
They like to think they're very important people but politicians just talk a lot of hot stuff most of the time. Translate sentence or define "air" american idioms and slang, words vs steam vs air
FREE email English course — Here is all you want to know about English. Start exploring the English language today!
learn to speak german: pimsleur german, comprehensive course iii
correct sentence:
Since the argument we've had about the garden hedge, our neighbours take no notice of us and give us the cold shoulder when they see us. Correct answer: (b) shoulder Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "shoulder" english expression idioms, ankle vs shoulder vs elbow
word vocabulary games: noun verb test sat prep test
correct sentence:
As soon as the president was taken ill, the deputy had to take charge and is currently in
the hot seat now. Correct answer: (a) seat Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "seat" hot and cold, seven part of speech, seat vs chair vs place
free word games: online nouns verbs game sat vocab test
correct sentence:
The accused was sentenced to life imprisonment after it had been established that he had committed the murder in cold blood. Correct answer: (c) blood Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "blood" learning preposition, attack vs feeling vs blood
define gamester, depository, manor, lien, blockade, presentment
correct sentence:
I ordered a coffee from the waiter but by the time it had reached me it was stone cold. Correct answer: (a) stone Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "stone" eight part of speech quiz, stone vs rock vs block
discussion forums
correct sentence:
The police have set up a special hot line so that people can get in touch to find out about the accident.
Correct answer: (b) line Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "line" preposition poetry, connection vs line vs communication
come in for vs. come into
correct sentence:
He's always very uneasy like a cat on hot bricks whenever he is waiting to hear the results of the examinations. Correct answer: (a) bricks Your answer was: correct Translate sentence or define "bricks"
23.
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