Let us play game!

1. Have a nice trip. Mind how you go on the roads, they're terrible at this time of day!

• A. the least important problem to deal with at the moment

• B. make you stop worrying or thinking about something

• C. be careful

• D. verb

• E. noun

2. They pay really well. Mind you, they can afford to.

• A. to look after something or someone for a short time

• B. to add a comment that makes something you’ve already said less strong or general

• C. (humorous) used for saying that you are both very clever when you and another person have the same idea

• D. verb

• E. noun

3. I wish Bill would mind his own business. He’s always asking awkward questions.

• A. to be uncertain about something or to have difficulty in making a decision

• B. not interfere in other people’s affairs

• C. mad, insane

• D. verb

• E. noun

4. Jen’s invited me to go on holiday with her, but I’m in two minds about going.

• A. to add a comment that makes something you’ve already said less strong or general

• B. be careful

• C. to be uncertain about something or to have difficulty in making a decision

• D. verb

• E. noun

5. A good night out will help you take your mind off your exams.

• A. make you stop worrying or thinking about something

• B. to be uncertain about something or to have difficulty in making a decision

• C. the least important problem to deal with at the moment

• D. verb

• E. noun

6. Could you mind the cat while I’m away?

• A. the belief that our minds are stronger than our bodies and that we can control pain or other unpleasant situations through mind power

• B. to look after something or someone for a short time

• C. not interfere in other people’s affairs

• D. verb

• E. noun

7. I’ll go out of my mind with boredom if I have to stay in this job.

• A. to be uncertain about something or to have difficulty in making a decision

• B. make you stop worrying or thinking about

• C. mad, insane

• D. verb

• E. noun

8. Great minds think alike, but fools never differ!

• A. to add a comment that makes something you’ve already said less strong or general

• B. (humorous) used for saying that you are both very clever when you and another person have the same idea

• C. to look after something or someone for a short time

• D. verb

• E. noun

9. Do you believe that healing is a question of mind over matter?

• A. the belief that our minds are stronger than our bodies and that we can control pain or other unpleasant situations through mind power

• B. to be uncertain about something or to have difficulty in making a decision

• C. be careful

• D. verb

• E. noun

10. Holidays are the last thing on my mind at the moment.

• A. to add a comment that makes something you’ve already said less strong or general

• B. mad, insane

• C. the least important problem to deal with at the moment

• D. verb

• E. noun