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English Slang Idioms (27)

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english slang idioms question 1
"Alright, sir. You've paid your bill in full. We're all ......... now," the representative told Jim.


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english slang idioms question 2
Bell-bottom pants are all the ......... in my hometown.


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english slang idioms question 3
"Don't believe that this DVD player is a good one just because of its high price tag. All that glitters is not .........," Will said to Han.


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english slang idioms question 4
He didn't care how much the drug lord offered him to do the job. He wouldn't do it for all the ......... in China.


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english slang idioms question 5
She knew that some people in the company would be mad at her for laying off some of its employees, but she thinks all's fair in love and ..........


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english slang idioms question 6
He wanted to introduce his best friend Tom to his new girlfriend, since Tom was kind of his ......... ego, but he wasn't sure that she'd like him very much.


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english slang idioms question 7
I feel uncomfortable about being in Susan's wedding party. Everyone I know is married but me. You know what they say — "always a bridesmaid, never a .........."


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english slang idioms question 8
He detested lawyers and thought that even the expensive ones were glorified ......... chasers.


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english slang idioms question 9
He was trying to eat healthier these days and people noticed. When asked about whether he was dieting, he always replied, "An apple a day keeps the ......... away."


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english slang idioms question 10
He knew that he could wait and see what happened before doing anything, but he was a strong believer in the saying, "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of .........."


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EFL/ESL Links: ESL exercises: English Slang Idioms (34) • Vocab words heart, whisker, breadth, farm, lip • English exercise: English Slang Idioms (34) (Answers) • Usage of busted, beaver, bee, butterfingers, stomach • Grammar practice: English Slang Idioms (33) • Dictionary definition of chops, holiday, head, hatchet • ESL testing: English Slang Idioms (33) (Answers) • Vocabulary words burr, rubber, candle, midnight, burned • ESL activities: English Slang Idioms (32) • Grammar exercises with nerves, oven, headed, bull • EFL worksheets: English Slang Idioms (32) (Answers) • Sentence with table, strokes, joke, noser, brownie • English handouts: English Slang Idioms (31) • Idiomatic expressions with bacon, knife, brightens • English exersices: English Slang Idioms (31) (Answers) • Examples of heart, gap, neck, air • English activities: Warehouse and Logistics • Idiom list with loses its balance, lift truck is kept • English worksheets: Warehouse and Logistics (Answers) • Sample of type of container that can easily be transferred • EFL exercises: English Slang Idioms (30) • Handouts with shape, mouthing, hair, driver, mine • Practicing English: English Slang Idioms (30) (Answers) • Definition of burner, horse, back, board • ESL practice test: English Slang Idioms (29) • Exercise with boomers, woods, babe, fairies, joe • Multiple choice practice: English Slang Idioms (29) (Answers) • Meaning of hat, day, rope, lungs, list • EFL test: English Slang Idioms (27) (answers) • Expressions with square, rage, gold, tea, war • ESL Audio Online - English MP3 - English Pronunciation
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