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WorksheetsIdioms & Phrasal Verbs 01.09.2021
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
If I had a chance to out these days, I would go like a (a) .
"And the dress that you bought me doesn’t fit either!" was her (a) shot.
"A shot/stab in the (a) " is an idiom means:
An attempt to guess something when you have no information or knowledge about the subject and thereforecannot possibly know what the answer is
It was a (a) shot but she made an attempt at solving the problem.
Fresh investment would provide the shot in the (a) that this industry so badly needs.
She has a broken leg so she always keeps a stick .............. to use it when she
up
around
about
up
Andrew jumped ............conclusions so quickly that he had the wrong answer.
into
to
out
up
If you have any question during my presentation, feel free to jump ............ .
on
out
to
in
Once the tourists arrive, the restaurants jack ....... their prices
around
in
out
up
He was blamed for joking ....................at work all the time.
about
around
of
in
