match the idiom wit its definition

grade. Joseph ... from the village near York . Ron and Betsy ... friends. ... eleven. John ... eleven , too. But Bob... eleven . Bob and John ... friends , but ... in the same class. Betsy... a lively girl. Sally ... lively . ....a very quiet girl.

What would you answer if they asked you these questions?

to Paris? 4 why are you sitting here? said my mother to me 5 he said, have you seen this film you are talking aboute? 6 my friend said to me where did you buy this fashion shoes? 7 he asked me Do you like travelling abroad? 8 My friend said to me Have you had your report by 8pm yesterday

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a book,play,movie,etc 4 evil d. adj fun and interesting 5 exciting e. adj not real 6 imaginary f. adj liked by many people 7 popular g. adj bad;wicked 8 wizard h. v to break something so it cannot be used again

I`m short-handed.
a) I am nervous about something
b) Dont talk
c) I don`t have enought people to help
d) I cannot grow plants

1) I always … something low fat in a restaurant. A) look after
2) Players usually … before a match. B) ask for
3) They … homeless animals. C) take off
4) The planes … at the airport. D) warm up
5) People should … their mobiles in public places. E) switch off F) make up
13. Match the beginnings of the expressions to the endings.
1) I’m really looking A) kidding!
2) You’re B) sure?
3) Are you having C) a drink?
4) Would you like D) a good time?
5) Are you E) forward to it.
F) recover soon.
14. Match the words with their opposites. One variant is extra.
1) empty A) loudly
2) whisper B) land
3) quietly C) full
4) take off D) behind
5) in front of E) shout
F) short
19. Put the words in order to make an English proverb.
1) the cat 2) cream 3) its eyes 4) while stealing 5) shuts

1 yolk a) to put flour or sand through a seive
2 to mince b) a type of sweet-smelling plant used in cooking
3 to sift c) the yellow part in the centre of an egg
4 to grease d) a flat frame of metal bars on which you cook food
5 grill e) to cut meat into very small pieces with a knife or mincer
6 vinegar f) to pick up or move with a spoon
7 basil g) to put grease or fat on something
8 to spoon h) an acid-tasting liquid