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English Language Tests-Intermediate level's archive
English Slang Idioms (69)
1."Can I get a cup of coffee from this machine?" Kevin
asked Murphy. "Feel ," Murphy replied

obligated
shame
sad
free
2."After I got out of the spa, I felt like a million ,"
Marcie said Shelly.

pounds
dollars
people
chair
3."I can't go to dinner with you guys tonight. I have a
bunch of bills coming up and I'm feeling the ,"
Lauren said to Rachel.

pinch
grab
hold
spontaneity
4."What's wrong? You look like you are feeling a little
today," her dad asked her.

yellow
red
blue
grey

5."You look surprised that the boss lost his temper. He has
feet of like the rest of us and he's a good guy," Irma
told the new hire.

sand
rock
clay
marble
6."I like your boyfriend. He seems to have his on the
ground and is a smart guy," her dad told her.

feet
boat
rump
thoughts
7."Don't bother trying to figure out how Jack will vote on
the proposal. He is a sitter and only will make a
decision once he sees how the majority votes," Kirsty told
Allen.

mound
centered
seat
fence
8."The boss seems to be while Rome burns. He is
going out to lunches, having meetings, talking about
proposals as well as everything else he usually does.
Meanwhile, the company is going bankrupt since we didn't
keep up with the ever-changing technology," Laurie said to
Morgan.

building
sleeping
fiddling
eating
9."Are you sure you want me to come with you and your
boyfriend to the lake? I don't want to be the third ,"
Megan said to Alice.

horse
goat
element
wheel
10."I feel very strongly about this next bill. If you try to
oppose it, I will fight you and nail," the congressman
from California said to the congressman from Texas.

tooth
hammer
sand
saw