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English Language Tests-Intermediate level's archive
English Slang Idioms (81)
1."Hi, Jake. What are you doing these days? I am working
for a car dealership again. My auto shop went so I
had to go back there," Carl said.

dust (b) bust
bust
out
put
2."I miss that old coffee shop in town. There is nowhere to
get coffee now that the old coffee shop went ,"
Melissa told Jacob.

under
dump
fizzle
underground
3."Your idea to save the company money by cutting health
insurance benefits is going to go down like a lead
with the boss. You know how much she cares about her
employees," Melanie told grace.

boat
balloon
bullet
battery
4.Even though he knew that he was going to lose the fight
after school with 'Big Max,' he would not back down. If he
was going to lose, he vowed to go down .

fearing
singing
swinging
limping
5.She knew the company ripped her off last month so she
wanted to sue them as a matter of principle. She would
not go down without a either.

fight
try
lawyer
word
6."Quit calling me and go fly a ," Bill told the
telemarketer.

can
kite
frisbee
kettle
7."I know that I don't have much money but I am a pretty
good Blackjack player. I have a good hand and I am going
to bet everything and go for ," he told his wife at the
Blackjack table.

cards
wins
chance
broke
8."Go home, James. You are bugging us. Go fry an
," the mean kids yelled.

chicken
turkey
egg
pan
9."I love this combination in the morning. If you ask me,
coffee and cigarettes go together hand in ," Mike
said to his brother.

fist
mitt
hand
pot
10."Don't give the kids anymore chocolate, mom. They will
go and we'll never get them to take a nap," Marcie
told her.

home
nuts
away
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