ESSENTIAL ENGLISH IDIOMS ADVANCED PDF

• We know that the annual summer camp will be held in August, but let’s leave the exact dates open for now.
to turn on: to interest greatly, to excite ( S )
The idiom with the opposite meaning is to turn off. These idioms are used to form the nouns turnon and turnoff.
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EXERCISES
A. Choose the appropriate idiomatic expression to substitute for the italicized word or words in each sentence below. Idioms from previous lessons are indicated by number.
1. Will you return in time for dinner or will you be home late tonight? a. put off b. get back c. ta[r]

• She bowed out as the school’s registrar after sixteen years of service.
• One of the two partners wanted out of the deal because they couldn’t agree on the terms of the contract
EXERCISES
∗ Substitute an idiomatic expression for the word or words in italics, making any necessary gram[r]

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• We know that the annual summer camp will be held in August, but let’s leave the exact dates open for now.
to turn on: to interest greatly, to excite ( S )
The idiom with the opposite meaning is to turn off. These idioms are used to form the nouns turnon and turnoff.
• Does grea[r]

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EXERCISES
A. Choose the appropriate idiomatic expression to substitute for the italicized word or words in each sentence below. Idioms from previous lessons are indicated by number.
1. We were able to visit the zoo when the animals were very active. a. would rather b. had better[r]

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TRANG 3 that's not available that's not present that's not open 4.I don't know about you but I feel like taking the air at the moment — means:.... going shopping going for a walk going f[r]

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• We know that the annual summer camp will be held in August, but let’s leave the exact dates open for now.
to turn on: to interest greatly, to excite ( S )
The idiom with the opposite meaning is to turn off. These idioms are used to form the nouns turnon and turnoff.
• Does grea[r]

• We know that the annual summer camp will be held in August, but let’s leave the exact dates open for now.
to turn on: to interest greatly, to excite ( S )
The idiom with the opposite meaning is to turn off. These idioms are used to form the nouns turnon and turnoff.
• Does grea[r]

EXERCISES
A. Choose the appropriate idiomatic expression to substitute for the italicized word or words in each sentence below. Idioms from previous lessons are indicated by number.
1. Will you return in time for dinner or will you be home late tonight? a. put off b. get back c. ta[r]

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EXERCISES
A. Choose the appropriate idiomatic expression to substitute for the italicized word or words in each sentence below. Idioms from previous lessons are indicated by number.
1. Will you return in time for dinner or will you be home late tonight? a. put off b. get back c. ta[r]

NO WONDER: it’s no surprise that, not surprisingly This idiom derives from reducing _it is no wonder that_… TRANG 15 17 EXERCISES CHOOSE THE APPROPRIATE IDIOMATIC EXPRESSION TO SUBSTITUT[r]

EXERCISES
A. Choose the appropriate idiomatic expression to substitute for the italicized word or words in each sentence below. Idioms from previous lessons are indicated by number.
1. Will you return in time for dinner or will you be home late tonight? a. put off b. get back c. ta[r]

They appear the most frequently in the collection of Vietnamese idioms. They reflect a great deal of conceptions, thoughts,... of the Vietnamese people about the world of nature, the human, and the society.
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