English Language Tests-Intermediate level''''s archiveEnglish Slang Idioms (75) ppt

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English Slang Idioms (75)
1."This company has come full . We started off
broke, we got big and now we are broke again," the
manager told his staff.

bore
circle
speed
force
2."That guy is full of air. Every time I see him, he
monopolizes my time by telling me how many great
accomplishments he has achieved since he started at this
company," Lilly told Jack.

hot
cold
rank
fresh
3."He is awfully of himself today. He told me that
thanks to him, this company was going to get rich and will
get rich fast. I don't think that result will come about solely
because of his work," Chris told Joe.

filled
full
enamored
regal
4."Let Wes do it. He is full of piss and . I used to be
the same way when I was his age but we are getting too
old for this stuff, Max," Les told his friend.

tomatoes
potatoes
vinegar
oil
5."You are awfully full of the of spring today. What
are you so happy about? Did you win the lottery or
something?" He asked his daughter.

pollen
joys
sun
cleaning
6.He was happy that the company he started was in
full and just started to turn a profit.

boat
force
price
swing
7."I will be there as soon as possible. I am going
throttle as we speak," the employee told his boss.

full
fake
slam
push
8."Don't worry, son. My house will be done in the of
time. I am not worried about how long it is taking. I can
afford to wait," his father told him.

annoyance
fullness
duration
absence
9."He thinks that spending a lot of money shows others
that he has class but he is a coat and no knickers
kind of guy. He is rude, crass and presents himself
horribly," Candice told Bethany.

big
no
fur
plastic
10."I think that is thinking, Jack. The idea sounds
good but the facts don't back it up. There is no support for
it and no history of it working," the analyst said.

grand
furry
fuzzy
illusive