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English Language Tests-Intermediate level's archive
English Slang Idioms (304)
1."Has anything important happened in the news in the
past while? I am kind of out of with current events
due to a massive amount of school work," Dan asked his
mom.

abit
reality
touch
feel
2."You need to fix your guitar. It is way out of ," the
drummer said to the guitar player during the concert.

wind
tune
harmonics
timing
3."Bill is annoying. He always speaks out of . He
constantly interrupted everyone at the party and cut them
off if they were answering one of his questions," Janice
said to Tim.

turn
slot
allocation
time
4.People in America used to look down on women if they
had a child out of . Now, it is not uncommon, in the
least, and people are much less judgmental these days.

marry
wedding
ceremony
wedlock
5."Do you have a drill that I can borrow? Mine is out of
at the moment. It won't hold the bit tight when it's in
use," Jack said to Phil.

whack
motor
useful
purpose
6."Beth sure seems to be off in outer today. She is
just looking off into nowhere and has asked me to repeat
some of my questions several times today. She just looks
unfocused," Jack said to Ron.

Michigan
ocean
space
limits
7."I am glad the building of that shed is over and
with. That was hard work," Lucy said to Derrick.

completed
finished
cooked
done
8."I understand a little about auto mechanics but the
speech from the mechanic about the problem with my fuel-

injection system went over my ," Larry told his wife
when she asked if he understood what the problem was.

ability
skill set
head
moon
9."Jay, they are going to find out that you broke the
window. There were lots of kids outside at recess when it
happened. You might as well up to it and take your
punishment before it gets worse," Johnny told his friend.

own
owe
old
front
10."I guess you are right. If I up to it before I am
caught, I'll probably receive less punishment," Jay said to
Johnny.

fuss
fess
floss
buy