3.3 Town or country?

Choose the best explanation of the idiom:

I'd be like a fish out of water.

• I would feel very comfortable and relaxed.

• I would feel awkward or out of place in a situation.

• I would be swimming gracefully in a pond.

Choose the best explanation of the idiom:

I'm in two minds.

• I can't make a decision.

• I have a strong opinion about something.

• I am thinking about two separate things at the same time.

Choose the best explanation of the idiom:

I'd have the best of both worlds.

• I would have the advantage of two different things at the same time.

• I would be unsure about what to choose.

• I would have no advantages in a situation.

Choose the best explanation of the idiom:

I live in the middle of nowhere.

• I live in a very remote location far away.

• I live in the center of a busy and crowded city.

• I live in a place with many people and activities.

Choose the best explanation of the idiom:

I enjoy giving my parents a hand on the farm.

• Offering help or assistance.

• Clapping or applauding.

• Shaking hands as a greeting.

Write the verbs in brackets in the simple past tense.

If I _____ (live) in a rural area, I would enjoy the tranquility of nature every day.

Write the verbs in brackets in the simple past tense.

If I _____ (live) in a rural area, I would enjoy the tranquility of nature every day.

Write the verbs in brackets in the simple past tense.

If I _____ (have) a house in an urban neighborhood, I would enjoy the busy markets.

Write the verbs in brackets in the simple past tense.

He wouldn't help unless he _____ (want) to.

Write the verbs in brackets in the simple past tense.

I wouldn't move to the city unless I _____ (win) a lot of money.