Idioms and Phrasal verbs

Choose the best idiom.

I had so much fun today. I can't believe it has been 7 hours. I don't want to leave.

• a piece of cake

• time flies when you're having fun

• a wild goose chase

• live and learn

Choose the best idiom.

I looked all over for my sunglasses. They were on the top of my head.

• a wild goose chase

• live and learn

• You can't have your cake and eat it too.

• had a ball

Complete the gap with the best phrasal verb.

Salama is really good with ideas. Let's ask her to _____________ . Maybe she can help us find the solution.

• come across

• blow up

• calm down

• join in

Complete the gap with the best phrasal verb.

It took me a long time to ____________ after the car hit me.

• come across

• calm down

• account for

• blow up

Choose the best idiom.

I believe that you learn from your experience. It could be good or bad: you learn from both.

• live and learn

• You can't have your cake and eat it too.

• a piece of cake

• a wild goose chase

Choose the best idiom.

I had so much fun yesterday.

• Had a ball

• a piece of cake

• live and learn

• a wild goose chase

Choose the best idiom.

It was so easy.

• live and learn

• a wild goose chase

• Time flies when you're having fun.

• a piece of cake

Complete the gap with the best phrasal verb.

While searching through the papers, I __________ my mother's university diploma.

• join in

• blow up

• came across

• calmed down

Choose the best phrasal verb for the gap below.

He should ___________ the wrong doing he has done in his life. Then the rest his life will be of value.

• join in

• come across

• account for

• blow up

Choose the best phrasal verb to fill in the gap below.

I was so angry at my sister for losing my dress that I ___________ at her.

• blew up

• account for

• calmed down

• joined in