Piece of cake - English Idioms. Part 3 (Wordwall Part 7-9)

I have no idea where it is. I've left no stone unturned.

• I've forgotten where I put it.

• I've looked everywhere for it.

• I've not looked for it yet.

Would you beleve they're beat mates? They're like chalk and cheese.

• are completely different

• argue all the time

• hardly ever see each other

Lucy decided to stay at home, she's a bit under the weather.

• she's a bit shy

• she doesn't feel very well

• the bad weather gives her hedeaches

You can't just drop by out of the blue! Call us next time, will you?

• come around unexpected

• pay a visit when you are ill

• visit so early

Let's call it a day. We've got a lot done anyway.

• Let's stop for today.

• Let's do it tomorrow.

• Let's take a break.

I'd stay away from Alice today, she's on tenterhooks before the exam results.

• she's waiting nervously

• the boss is angry with her

• she's spreading germs

Franf will have a cow when he finds out.

• will be overjoyed

• will be annoyed

• will burst into tears

Pottery? It's not really my cup of tea.

• I'm not into a pottery.

• I hate pottery.

• I'd rather drink from my cup.

Stay on top of him or else he'll mess it up.

• keep reminding him what to do

• support him

• stand above him

She must have greased somebody's palm to get into uni. She's as thick as a brick!

• bribed somebody

• got help from someone

• got lucky