Please choose the right idiom which describe the explanation in brackets:
After following a four-and-a-half-hour lesson, I arrived home (safely)
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one for the road
all in one piece
Question 2
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Please choose the right idiom to substitute the expression in brackets:
I think (it is very likely) that the manager will be meeting the employees soon
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Ten out of nine that that the manager will be meeting the employees soon
Ten to one that that the manager will be meeting the employees soon
Question 3
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Please choose the right idiom to substitute the expression in brackets:
I'll drop you off on my way home, we'll (solve two problems with one move )
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I'll drop you off on my way home, we'll kill two bird with with one shot
I'll drop you off on my way home, we'll kill two birds with one stone
Question 4
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Please choose the right idiom to substitute the expression in brackets:
When I first visited Venice I was (very happy)
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When I first visited Venice I was on cloud nine
When I first visited Venice I was on the seventh cloud
Question 5
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Please select if the English idiom is true o false:
He has had one too many drinks and now he can't drive
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True
False
Question 6
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Independently if you are rich o poor, will be [blank_start]dead[blank_end] in a 100 years
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six feet under
a mommy
Question 7
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Please select if the English idiom is true o false:
I have a million ideas (very many)
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True
False
Question 8
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Choose the right idiom which means:
I lay my cards on the table
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I put in my two cents at the meeting
I put in my money at the meeting
Question 9
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Please choose the right idiom to substitute the underlined expression :
Our project failed and we are back to the start