VOCABULARY

Don't tell Irene any of your secrets. She's got a very big ___________

• tails

• mouth

• nose

• volume

If I catch your __________, you're saying you're leaving me. Is that right?

• stick

• drift

• word

• volume

My speech is okay but just hope don't __________as soon I get to the podium.

• speak out

• talk over

• get across

• dry up

All of us who oppose this new road need to ___________against it as loudly and clearly as we can.

• speak out

• pass on

• talk around

• blurt out

The area has been cordoned __________following a bomb threat.

• over

• off

• up

• out

There's no need to _________me - I wasn't the one who crashed the car.

• keep track of

• get a move on

• back onto

• fly at

Take the next left, then first right, and just folllow your ________

• head

• nose

• eye

• ear

I always take my lucky _________with me into an exam.

• sign

• item

• charm

• spell

' I don't understand Harry's decision.' ' me, neither. There seems to be ____________to it.

• the luck of the draw

• no rhyme or reason

• out of the blue

• act of the God

The new regulations have __________up a number of problems for the company.

• come

• got

• thrown

• moved