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WorksheetsJ3 SB Unit 7 Exe 4
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Fiona: That dress looks nice. Why don't you try putting it on?
to carry it
keeping it
wearing it
to dressing in it
Rosy: Let me check on the price first. Wow, it costs RM250.00!
look up
look for
look into
look around
Fiona: Trust me, you look pretty in it.
Rosy: Probably, but I strongly feel that we should cut our coat according to our cloth.
do a professional job
buy whenever one likes
spend according to our means
produce well-tailored good fashion
Fiona: You are right. All that glitters is not gold.
The price of gold can be costly
Gold does not glitter all the time
The price of gold is increasing steadily
Physical appearances can be deceiving
Rosy: In addition to that, a penny saved is a penny earned.
earning money is not easy
saving money is the same as not spending it
spending lavishly is possible only for the rich
avoiding financial difficulties helps save money
“We proposed this some time ago, but the Chairman has been sitting on the plans and we’re no further forward.”
to stall or delay something
to sit and look at the plans
to study the plans
to think about the plans
“Please hold on and I will see if Mr Harris is available.”
use hand to hold
wait
grab on it
help
A: "I don't think we'll see Todd again now that he's been disgraced at work."
B: "You never know—a bad penny always turns up."
He will pay you back your penny
He will return the penny
The unwanted or worthless object or person is sure to return.
The valuable object or person is sure to return.
Sure, I'll baby-sit Cindy's kids tonight—they're as good as gold every time I watch them.
Obedient and well-behaved.
Rich and precious
Being well taken care of
Worth like gold
To be honest, I don't believe a word he says—it sounds cut out of whole cloth to me.
The same story
Entirely from fiction or the imagination
Wearing the same clothes
Very true
