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nope
Idioms
1) He shot her in cold blood.
2) She is an amazing dancer. It must be in her blood.
3) I was going to go out last night but then I changed
my mind and stayed home.
4) The firm changed hands many times over the years.
5) Please, send Tom a card and make his day.
6)Both teams are near the bottom of the league, but it’s
early days yet.
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2. a, b, с 11. a, c
12. c
3. a, b, с 13. c
4. c 14. b
5. c 15. c ANSWERS!
6. b 16. a
7. b 17. b, c
18. a
8. c 19. c
9. b 20 b
 Slang
BREAK UP (VERB) IS NOT ABOUT SMASHING (BREAKING) THINGS TO BITS– AT LEAST
NOT WHEN YOU USE IT AS SLANG! IF YOUR FRIEND IS TELLING YOU
THEY’VE BROKEN UP WITH SOMEONE, IT MEANS THEY’VE ENDED A RELATIONSHIP
WITH THEM. SO, IN THIS SITUATION YOU MIGHT WANT TO GIVE THEM A SHOULDER
TO CRY ON.
“AFTER 2 YEARS, SHE BROKE UP WITH ME, JUST LIKE THAT!”
“NEVER MIND, YOU’RE TOO GOOD FOR HER!

HANG ON (VERB) IS SOMETHING YOU MIGHT HEAR IF YOU’RE DANGLING

(SWINGING) FROM A TREE BRANCH. IT DESCRIBES WHEN YOU HOLD ONTO
SOMETHING. THIS PHRASE IS MORE COMMONLY USED AS A WAY OF SAYING “WAIT A
MINUTE.”
“ARE YOU READY TO GO YET?”
“HANG ON, I JUST NEED TO SAVE MY GAME!”
“OH YEAH, YOU’VE BEEN PLAYING THAT VIDEO GAME FOR HOURS!”
 Slang
A HANGOVER (NOUN) IS SOMETHING MANY PEOPLE HAVE EXPERIENCED BUT
DEFINITELY DON’T ENJOY! IF YOU’VE HAD TOO MUCH TO DRINK THE NIGHT BEFORE,
YOU’LL FEEL SICK AND HAVE A TERRIBLE HEADACHE IN THE MORNING. THIS IS
A HANGOVER!
“HEY, JIM, WHY DON’T WE GO TO THAT ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT RESTAURANT TONIGHT?”
“URGH, NO THANKS. I’VE GOT A HANGOVER AND I’M GONNA BE SICK.”

TO DROP BY/DROP IN (VERB) IS TO PAY A SHORT, UNSCHEDULED VISIT TO SOMEONE. IF

SOMEONE TELLS YOU THAT YOU CAN “DROP IN ANYTIME,” IT’S A FRIENDLY WAY OF
SAYING THAT YOU CAN COME OVER WHENEVER YOU WOULD LIKE TO. IT MAY BE A GOOD
IDEA TO CALL FIRST THOUGH!
“I’M REALLY SORRY, BUT I’VE STILL GOT THOSE BOOKS I BORROWED FROM YOU A
MONTH AGO!”
“OH, NO WORRIES. WHY DON’T YOU DROP IN AFTER WORK AND BRING THE BOOKS
THEN?”
 - Alice! Perhaps that passenger is a hijacker!
- Which passenger, Anne? That sad man with the camera? He`s wearing black
slacks and a jacket.
- No. That fat lady with the big black handbag in her left hand.
- Is she standing next to the lavatory?
- Yes. She`s travelling to Amsterdam.
- You`re mad, Anne, I don`t understand.
- You see, when she went into the lavatory she didn`t have that handbag in her
hand, and now she`s...
- (Fat Lady) EVERYBODY STAND! I`m a hijacker. And in this handbag I
have a...
 Write a dialog:
It slip my mind
(Это влетело у меня из
головы)