Foundations LSG Idioms

Before you buy a new car, you should think about the positive and negative points of each model. Which idiom matches the situation?​ ​ (a)  

• weight the pros and cons
• caught between two stools
• hold your horses

Be patient, we can't make a decision until we have all the information.​ (a)  

• Hold your horses
• Nitty gritty
• Keep the ball rolling

I don't know how she can endure and deal with her boss's crazy attitude.​ (a)  

• put up with
• catch 22
• caught between two stools

As the manager, she had to accept and deal with the angry customer's complaints because they are important to her business.​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​

• bear the brunt
• take it or leave it
• weigh the pros and cons

The seller said the price will not change, so either the customer accepts the offer or refuse it​ (a)   .

• take it or leave it
• bear the brunt
• catch 22

Let's get discuss the important details of the project like the budget for example. ​ (a)  

• nitty gritty
• keep the ball rolling
• take it or leave it

We need to continue working if we want to finish this project on time. ​ (a)  

• Keep the ball rolling
• Caught between two stools
• Bear the brunt

He wanted to pass the exam by anyway possible, even if he was going to cheat.​ (a)  

• by hook or by crook
• bear the brunt
• nitty gritty

He didn't know what optoin he should choose, whether to take the job offer or follow his dreams.​ (a)  

• caught between two stools.
• bear the brunt
• hold your horses

He's in a very difficult situation that has no good options, needing the ​ experience to get a job but can't get a job without experience. ​ (a)  

• a catch 22 situation
• put up with
• weigh the pros and cons