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Idioms On Travel and Transportation
Idioms On Travel and Transportation
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Keith <team@keithspeakingacademy.com> Wed, Oct 11, 2023 at 4:23 PM
To: Md Sajadul Islam <mdsajadulislamd@gmail.com>
These are idioms that will make you sound like a native speaker 👍
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A backseat driver = someone who doesn’t drive, but tells the driver how to
drive!
My wife is a backseat driver and she drives me crazy when she starts giving me
directions.
To travel light = to take very few things with you when you travel
I always travel light when I take a weekend trip, I just take the bare essentials.
By the skin of our teeth = just in time or just narrowly manage to do someting
We caught the train by the skin of our teeth, just minutes before it left the station!
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1. I am only coming to visit you for a few days, so I will travel ______
2. What time do we need to ______ the road tomorrow?
3. We almost missed our flight, but there was little traffic on the way to the
airport, so we made it by the _____ of our _____ .
4. I don’t need a __________ driver, I know exactly how to drive, thank you!
Scroll for answers:
1. I am only coming to visit you for a few days, so I will travel light
2. What time do we need to hit the road tomorrow?
3. We almost missed our flight, but there was little traffic on the way to the
airport, so we made it by the skin of our teeth .
4. I don’t need a backseat driver, I know exactly how to drive, thank you!
That’s it.
Keith
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