10 Great Idioms & Expressions for Projects - Business English

This video tutorial introduces 10 idioms and expressions related to projects. It explains each idiom with definitions and example sentences, encouraging viewers to repeat the examples. The idioms include 'In the Pipeline', 'Give the Green Light', 'Get Something Off the Ground', 'Get the Ball Rolling', 'Up and Running', 'Make Headway', 'On Track', 'Too Much on Your Plate', 'Pitch In', and 'At the 11th Hour'. Each idiom is explained in the context of project management, providing practical usage scenarios.

What does the idiom 'in the pipeline' imply about a project?

• The project is delayed indefinitely.

• The project is canceled.

• The project is being prepared and will happen soon.

• The project is completed.

Which expression means to start a project successfully?

• Give the green light

• Get something off the ground

• At the 11th hour

• In the pipeline

What does 'up and running' indicate about a project?

• The project is on hold.

• The project is in the planning stage.

• The project is functioning successfully.

• The project is facing issues.

If someone has 'too much on their plate', what does it mean?

• They are working on a single task.

• They are ready to take on more tasks.

• They are not interested in the project.

• They are very busy with too much work.

What does the idiom 'at the 11th hour' signify?

• The project is completed early.

• The project is canceled.

• The project is completed at the last possible moment.

• The project is delayed indefinitely.