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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Don’t count your chickens before they hatch’:
ADon't buy too many animals
BDon't ignore small details
CDon't assume success before it's certain
DDon't wait too long to act
Choose the word with the correct spelling.
ARecomend's
BReccomend
CRecommend
DRecomend
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Every cloud has a silver lining’:
AStorms always end quickly
BBad luck never ends
CClouds indicate good weather
DThere is something positive in every difficult situation
Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Accept’ and ‘Except’ differ in that ‘Except’ means:
ATo welcome a guest
BTo agree to receive something
CTo approve of a plan
DTo exclude or leave out
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Fit as a fiddle’:
APerfectly matched
BExtremely nervous
CSkilled at playing music
DIn excellent physical health
Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Advice’ and ‘Advise’ differ in that ‘Advise’ is used as:
AA verb
BA preposition
CA noun
DAn adjective
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Get the ball rolling’:
ATo play a sport
BTo finish a task
CTo delay an action
DTo start something
Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Bare’ and ‘Bear’ differ in that ‘Bare’ means:
ATo carry or endure something
BUncovered or plain
CA large wild animal
DTo give birth
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Hold your horses’:
ATake care of animals
BWait and be patient
CMove quickly
DStop permanently
Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Desert’ and ‘Dessert’ differ in that ‘Desert’ means:
AA formal ceremony
BA type of dry cracker
CA sweet dish served after a meal
DA dry, sandy region or to abandon someone