Everyday Idioms- Units 13-16

CHOOSE THE CORRECT IDIOM: "to refuse to work for some special reason"

• set up shop

• lazy

• head-hunter

• go on strike

CHOOSE THE CORRECT IDIOM: very crowded and hardly moving on the highway

• U-turn

• wrap up

• bumper-to-bumper

• fender bender

CHOOSE THE CORRECT IDIOM: to have business transactions

• do business with

• on the market

• put in for

• head-hunter

CHOOSE THE CORRECT IDIOM: to drive to the side of the road; to cause to drive to the side of the road

• pull into

• turn around

• pull over

• wrap up

CHOOSE THE CORRECT IDIOM: to release from a job, to discharge

• go out of business

• go on strike

• head-hunter

• lay off

CHOOSE THE CORRECT IDIOM: always moving never resting

• put aside

• on the run

• in a rut

• on credit

CHOOSE THE CORRECT IDIOM: without having to pay either cash or with a check at the moment

• on credit

• in a rut

• take out

• put aside

CHOOSE THE CORRECT IDIOM: to save for a special purpose, to keep in reserve

• take out

• in a rut

• on credit

• put aside

CHOOSE THE CORRECT IDIOM: in a boring or unchanging situation in life

• always moving never resting

• without having to pay either cash or with a check at the moment

• in a rut

• to withdraw money from one's account; to arrange a loan from a financial institution

CHOOSE THE CORRECT IDIOM: a very competitive and often unfair world

• household word

• go out of business

• dog eat dog world

• bumper to bumper