Learn how to explore English words! Start your FREE email English course now!
Web English-test.net

English grammar tests
easy  medium  advanced
English synonym tests
easy  medium  advanced
Business English tests
easy  medium  advanced
English idiom tests
easy  medium  advanced
Common error tests
easy  medium  advanced
email this test to a friend add bookmark Help: How to take this test? print worksheets for students and teachers efl quiz
English Idiom and Expression Exercises
 

Clothing Idioms (1)

Answers to test questions and links to explanations

Home > English as a Foreign Language > English Idiomatic Expressions, Advanced Level # 45
American Slang Words (18) efl test printable ESL Worksheets Clothing Idioms (2)

 All tests  TOP 100  Forum  Dictionaries what's difference between cliche and proverb?
clothing idioms answer 1
English idiom
That little boy has ants in his pants.

Idiom definition
That little boy cannot sit still.

Correct answer: (c) cannot sit still

Meaning of idiom «has ants in his pants» at sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

clothing idioms, question 1 clothing idioms (1), english primary worksheets, what does cannot sit still mean?

82 English Idiom and Expression Exercises — Printable, photocopiable.
For use in a classroom, at home, on your PC or anywhere.

 vocabulary words: adjective noun verb lists gre test 'adverbial modifier of time' vs. 'object'
clothing idioms answer 2
English idiom
My teacher told me to buckle down this term.

Idiom definition
My teacher told me to put a lot of effort into this term.

Correct answer: (b) put a lot of effort into

Meaning of idiom «buckle down» at sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

clothing idioms, question 2 english reading worksheet, what does put a lot of effort into mean? what is the definition for put a lot of

FREE email English course — Here is all you want to know
about English. Start exploring the English language today!

 word games: free online adjective noun verb game gre test Ask a Teacher
clothing idioms answer 3
English idiom
Bruce's last comment hit below the belt.

Idiom definition
Bruce's last comment was unfair and cowardly.

Correct answer: (a) was unfair and cowardly

Meaning of idiom «hit below the belt» at sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

clothing idioms, question 3 english worksheets download, what does was unfair and cowardly mean? what is the definition for was unfair and

Pimsleur English for Spanish Speakers — Learning English can
be fun. Try this audio program and you will make progress fast.

 define cursory, effeminate, sultry, euthanasia, rousing, anathematize Ask a Teacher
clothing idioms answer 4
English idiom
At the meeting on Friday, the assistant manager made a silly, off-the-cuff comment.

Idiom definition
At the meeting on Friday, the assistant manager made a silly, unprepared and spontaneous comment.

Correct answer: (c) unprepared and spontaneous

Meaning of idiom «off-the-cuff» at sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

clothing idioms, question 4 teach english to young learners, what does unprepared and spontaneous mean?

Friends.English-Test.net — Find penpals and make new friends today!
   Find penpals and make new friends today!

 definition of desire, series, daughter, tool, resource, tomorrow A wolf in sheep's clothing?
clothing idioms answer 5
English idiom
I think her new boyfriend is a wolf in sheep's clothing.

Idiom definition
I think her new boyfriend is pretending to be nice but is really dangerous.

Correct answer: (b) pretending to be nice but is really dangerous

Meaning of idiom «a wolf in sheep's clothing» at sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

clothing idioms, question 5 teach spoken english, what does pretending to be nice but is really dangerous mean?

 meaning of make for Ask a Teacher
clothing idioms answer 6
English idiom
Bill's wife is mutton dressed as lamb.

Idiom definition
Bill's wife dresses too young for her age.

Correct answer: (a) dresses too young for her age

Meaning of idiom «is mutton dressed as lamb» at sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

clothing idioms, question 6 clothing idioms (1), teachers of english as a second language, what does dresses too young for her age mean?

 what does 'shredding christmas trees' mean? Ask a Teacher
clothing idioms answer 7
English idiom
Aurora was dressed to kill this weekend.

Idiom definition
Aurora wore her best clothes this weekend.

Correct answer: (c) wore her best clothes

Meaning of idiom «was dressed to kill» at sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

clothing idioms, question 7 websites for english teachers, what does wore her best clothes mean? what is the definition for wore her best

 economics terms Ask a Teacher
clothing idioms answer 8
English idiom
This information is very important. Keep it under your hat.

Idiom definition
This information is very important. Don't tell anyone.

Correct answer: (a) Don't tell anyone

Meaning of idiom «Keep it under your hat» at sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

clothing idioms, question 8 english practice exams, what does don't tell anyone mean? what is the definition for don't tell anyone?

 is "strip my mind" an idimatic expression? Ask a Teacher
clothing idioms answer 9
English idiom
Many people don't want their dirty linen aired in public.

Idiom definition
Many people don't want to have their private affairs talked about in public.

Correct answer: (b) to have their private affairs talked about in public

Meaning of idiom «their dirty linen aired in public» at sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

clothing idioms, question 9 english language test, what does to have their private affairs talked about in public mean?

 2 sentences with the verb "wish" Ask a Teacher
clothing idioms answer 10
English idiom
Sierra's dress fits her like a glove.

Idiom definition
Sierra's dress fits her very well.

Correct answer: (a) fits her very well

Meaning of idiom «fits her like a glove» at sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

clothing idioms, question 10 english language learning, what does fits her very well mean? what is the definition for fits her very well?

 Back to top


ESL/EFL Worksheets and Handouts for Students and Teachers Your ESL/EFL Test Package will help you learn new phrases, idioms, expressions and English grammar structures every single day. And you won't even have to cram any grammar rules or vocabulary words into your head. Instead, you will be absorbing bits and pieces of the English language almost without realizing it. This compact PDF English Test Package is the only printable English test collection currently available on the Internet. It contains 1533 ESL/EFL tests (10 questions per test plus answer keys) covering a wide variety of topics and grammatical points. Get your English Test Package Now!

  ESL/EFL Newsletter with 39441 Subscribers    
 
name email
 

Search results:

English primary worksheets

You will find everything related to your search phrase "english primary worksheets" on our vocabulary building pages such as parts of speech (nouns, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, pronouns, conjunctions, modifiers, etc.), common words, idioms, phrases and expressions, word definitions from online dictionaries, free word and sentence translation, grammar structures and much more.

  • TOEIC — Test Of English for International Communication (3420 words, 684 tests, intermediate level)
  • GRE — Graduate Record Examination (3750 words, 750 tests, intermediate level)
  • SAT — Scholastic Assessment Test (5010 words, 1002 tests, intermediate level)
  • TOEFL — Test Of English as a Foreign Language (600 words, 120 tests, advanced level)
  • GMAT — Graduate Management Admission Test (1400 words, 280 tests, advanced level)

Discover our English Forum
What's difference between cliche and proverb?, 'adverbial modifier of time' vs. 'object', A wolf in sheep's clothing?, Implementation: How to use the new words which we are learning?

 

To link to English-Test.net from your website, simply cut and paste the following code to your web page.

It will appear on your page as
English Idioms and Expressions — Learn English Online at English-Test.net
EFL/ESL Links: ESL exercises: When do you say this? • Worksheets for english trainer • English exercise: When do you say this? (Answers) • English practice exams • Grammar practice: Literary Terms (4) • Test of speaking english • ESL testing: Literary Terms (4) (Answers) • Websites for english teachers • ESL activities: Literary Terms (3) • Teacher resources english • EFL worksheets: Literary Terms (3) (Answers) • Teachers of english as a second language • English handouts: Literary Terms (2) • Teach oral english • English exersices: Literary Terms (2) (Answers) • Teach spoken english • English activities: Literary Terms (1) • Teach english online • English worksheets: Literary Terms (1) (Answers) • Teach english to young learners • EFL exercises: Food Idioms • English reading worksheets • Practicing English: Food Idioms (Answers) • English worksheets download • ESL practice test: House/Building Idioms (1) • English reading comprehension worksheets • Multiple choice practice: House/Building Idioms (1) (Answers) • English reading worksheet • ESL test: Clothing Idioms (1) • English primary worksheet • ESL Audio Online - English MP3 - English Pronunciation
English Tests for TOEFL, TOEIC, GMAT, GRE, SAT, PCAT, MCAT, ASVAB, ESL/EFL copyright © 2003—2008 english-test.net