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WorksheetsEnglish common idioms and expresions
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the meaning of: A blessing in disguise
To slow down
Something common
To get something over with because it is inevitable
A good thing that seemed bad at first
Complete the saying: Give someone the benefit of...
(a)
Break a leg is used:
As part of a sentence
By itself
Which is the expression that means: Work better or leave
Get your act together
Hit the sack
Miss the boat
On the ball
Complete the expression: To make matters
(a)
Finish the expression: We'll cross that bridge
if it's not flodded
when we come to it
early in the morning
sonner or later
Which expression means: I have no idea
Pull yourself together
Wrap your head around something
Your guess is as good as mine
On the ball
Write the begining of the expression:
... when you're having fun
(a)
What's the meaning of: Speak of the devil
Not to be so critical
To joke with someone
Things are going bad so far
The person you were just talking about showed up
The expression "Make a long story short" is used:
By itself
As part of a sentence
Are the expressions seen in class clear?
Yes, no problem.
Yes, but I need more practice
Not all of them.
Just a few.
