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English Language Tests-Intermediate level's archive
English Slang Idioms (99)
1.Larry knew that his wife wouldn't be happy that he told
his best friend that he could stay with them until he found
a place to live. He had to. His best friend had been there
for him in his of need and he would return the favor.

chapter
volume
minute
hour
2.His friend's plan to start a business was like a house
of . If any one of the multiple steps that it took to start
a successful business failed, the whole plan would fall
apart.

twigs
cards
mats
sand
3."How Tommy got picked for the baseball team and
I didn't? I am much better than he is and have been
playing longer," Ricky asked the coach.

did
came
come
why
4."I got the highest score on the test and you got the
second highest. How do you like them ? I told you I
would do better than you," Tim said to his best friend Kyle.



oranges
grapes
apples
watermelons
5."Hey, Bill. I haven't seen you in ages. How's ?"
Rod asked.

tricks
jobs
cash
cars
6.He had decided that he would have a pool installed in
his backyard, but with as little hue and possible. He
didn't want everyone he knew to be constantly coming
over to use it.

cry
murmur
roar
rumor
7.He decided to stop by the local restaurant. He hadn't
eaten anything in over six hours and was as hungry as a
.

fox
bird
bear
frog
8.She couldn't stand Jake he was a jerk. Even though he

and her mother were all hunky again, she
remembered how he had acted toward his mother and
what he had said that night.

grabby
peachy
lovely
dory
9.He thought about what he would say to his boss
tomorrow when he put in his two-weeks notice. He
decided that he would start off by saying something to the
effect of "I hereby give notice of my to quit." He still
had to figure out what he would say after that.

indifference
motion
yearn
intention
9."I know that I have to turn the darn key to turn the truck
on. I may be daft, but I'm not , Dad!" His son said
during his first driving lesson.

smart
cerebral
stupid
poor

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