Idiomatic Expression 2

Why don't we .......... and forget about the whole thing and be friends again.

• lose one’s temper
• let bygones be bygones
• look forward to
• fond of

She ............ of passing her exam if she works hard.

• stands a good chance
• on top of
• serves one right
• comes along

We still meet for lunch ..............., but not as often as we used to.

• around the clock
• every now and then
• all of a sudden
• for the time being

If they know the cause of the problem, they might be able to .............. how to prevent it happening again.

• put off
• get over
• suffer from
• figure out

Organizers of the fair have a nurse ............... in case of any injuries.

• in hand
• on hand
• safe and sound
• care for

I'm feeling a bit .................... - I think I'm getting a cold.

• ill at ease
• under the weather
• give up
• in the red

And now,............. , I’ll now ask Mr Davis to open the debate.

• without further ado
• without exception
• rest assured
• learn by heart

Stop .................. and tell me what you want.

• getting nowhere
• getting out of
• beating about the bush
• catching up with

Rick has always ....................... at foreign languages. He can speak many languages.

• on purpose
• brushed up
• in the same boat
• excelled at

It was a bright sunny day and we set off ................ . We are extremely happy and having a good time.

• in high spirits
• worn out
• fed up with
• envious of