Here is how you can learn English the fun way! 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 Grammar Exercises
 

English Slang Idioms (371)

Answers to test questions and links to explanations

Home > Free English Tests for ESL/EFL > English Language Test, Intermediate level # 575
English Slang Idioms (370) efl test printable ESL Worksheets English Slang Idioms (372)

 All tests  TOP 100  Forum  Dictionaries Ask a Teacher
english slang idioms answer 1
"I don't think I'd pick on Zack if I were you, Tommy. I know you're fairly big, but he's a tough cat. I don't think you can beat him in a fight.

Correct answer: (b) cat

Meaning of cat
sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

english slang idioms, question 1 english slang idioms (371), vocabulary words cat, cookie, out, luck, tourist, what does cat mean?

Improve your progress in learning English! —
< Previous
These users have taken this test.
 Next >
5/10
See progress report of Dasas
Dasas
30 days ago
        
Do you want to be in this list? Please register on our forum und take the tests with your own progress report!



 english vocabulary, grammar and idioms Ask a Teacher
english slang idioms answer 2
"I just saw your 79-year-old grandmother hauling a five-gallon bucket of water up those stairs. She's one tough cookie," Nancy said to Rosa.

Correct answer: (a) cookie

Meaning of cookie
sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

english slang idioms, question 2 grammar rules for let, waters, up, card, hand, what does cookie mean? what is the definition for cookie?

Start improving your listening skills today!  — Take these listening exercises now.

 esl lesson plans in 6 short stories with exercises Ask a Teacher
english slang idioms answer 3
"You only have to tough it out for three more weeks, and then you're done with basic training. Don't quit now," the company first sergeant told his men.

Correct answer: (c) out

Meaning of out
sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

english slang idioms, question 3 expressions with clock, out, tune, turn, what does out mean? what is the definition for out?

Start FREE email English course now! — Join more than 100,000 learners!


 have you ever heard about phrasebase? Ask a Teacher
english slang idioms answer 4
"I don't care if you do need a car to get to work-- tough luck! You don't have insurance, so you aren't borrowing mine," Christian said to Karl.

Correct answer: (d) luck

Meaning of luck
sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

english slang idioms, question 4 expressions with turned, in, loose, off, what does luck mean? what is the definition for luck?

Pimsleur English ESL/EFL — Learning English can
be fun. Try this audio program and you will make progress fast.

 english for beginners Ask a Teacher
english slang idioms answer 5
"This town is a tourist trap! Every business here marks their products way up above their usual prices," Bob said to Shannon.

Correct answer: (c) tourist

Meaning of tourist
sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

english slang idioms, question 5 worksheets pdf with leaf, over, tail, cheek, what does tourist mean? what is the definition for tourist?

1222 English Grammar Exercises — Printable, photocopiable.
For use in a classroom, at home, on your PC or anywhere.

 language is a cycle Ask a Teacher
english slang idioms answer 6
"My wife has kept her head through all our troubles-- the mortgage crisis, my job loss, the car accident. She's been a tower of strength to me," Ed told his brother-in-law.

Correct answer: (a) tower

Meaning of tower
sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

english slang idioms, question 6 english slang idioms (371), meaning of ways, faced, crowd, rattling, sack, what does tower mean?

 british vs. american english Ask a Teacher
english slang idioms answer 7
"I've been toying with the idea of teaching in Japan after I graduate. What are you going to do?" Sam asked his roommate.

Correct answer: (b) toying

Meaning of toying
sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

english slang idioms, question 7 definition of sales, salt, same, sand, face, what does toying mean? what is the definition for toying?

 want to learn english language through hip-hop? Ask a Teacher
english slang idioms answer 8
"I can't find my wallet anywhere. It seems to have vanished without a trace," Joe said to his wife.

Correct answer: (d) trace

Meaning of trace
sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

english slang idioms, question 8 sample of up, grace, mouthful, piece, word, what does trace mean? what is the definition for trace?

 vocabulary games: english adverb quiz Ask a Teacher
english slang idioms answer 9
"We don't have any saw blades for that here, but I might be able to track one down in the warehouse. I'll call you back," Greg told the contractor.

Correct answer: (a) track

Meaning of track
sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

english slang idioms, question 9 examples of knocks, score, scout, scrape, what does track mean? what is the definition for track?

 esl english vocabulary: verb noun adjective lists Ask a Teacher
english slang idioms answer 10
"The last candidate for the job tried to trade on his reputation and asked for twice the pay we offer," Bill said to Jack.

Correct answer: (c) trade

Meaning of trade
sentence with Google language tool
 
online dictionary

english slang idioms, question 10 sentence with up, whim, around, legs, childhood, what does trade mean? what is the definition for trade?

 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 1900 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!

  FREE email English course with 115086 Subscribers    
 
name email
 

Search results:

Vocabulary words cat, cookie, out, luck, tourist

You will find everything related to your search phrase "vocabulary words cat, cookie, out, luck, tourist" 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)

 

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 Language Tests — Learn English Online at English-Test.net
EFL/ESL Links: ESL exercises: English Slang Idioms (379) • Idiom list with cat, scare, wits, down, say • English exercise: English Slang Idioms (379) (Answers) • Sample of up, grace, mouthful, piece, word • Grammar practice: English Slang Idioms (378) • Handouts with day, neck, breath, loose, rainy • ESL testing: English Slang Idioms (378) (Answers) • Definition of sales, salt, same, sand, face • ESL activities: English Slang Idioms (377) • Exercise with sailed, numbers, sound, saddled, cow • EFL worksheets: English Slang Idioms (377) (Answers) • Meaning of ways, faced, crowd, rattling, sack • English handouts: English Slang Idioms (376) • Study english with strikes, bits, thumbs, tables • English exersices: English Slang Idioms (376) (Answers) • Worksheets pdf with leaf, over, tail, cheek • English activities: English Slang Idioms (375) • Language lesson with out, turns, nose, back, dime • English worksheets: English Slang Idioms (375) (Answers) • Expressions with turned, in, loose, off • EFL exercises: English Slang Idioms (374) • Language lesson with deaf, color, tampered, tuned, in • Practicing English: English Slang Idioms (374) (Answers) • Expressions with clock, out, tune, turn • ESL practice test: English Slang Idioms (373) • Writing worksheet with tears, tugged, war, tuck, out • Multiple choice practice: English Slang Idioms (373) (Answers) • Grammar rules for let, waters, up, card, hand • ESL test: English Slang Idioms (371) • Dictionary definition of trade, track, trace, toying • ESL Audio Online - English MP3 - English Pronunciation
English Tests for TOEFL, TOEIC, GMAT, GRE, SAT, PCAT, MCAT, ASVAB, ESL/EFL copyright © 2003—2010 english-test.net