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English Slang Idioms (321) | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
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- "Sergeant Wilson challenged my ideas about how to train the company and I sure put him in his ........ I reminded*^*him that I outrank him and that he knows about telephone systems and nothing about leading troops," First*^*Sergeant Kent told Sergeant Major O'Brian.
- "Your story of your hike in Mexico calls to ....... the time we were hiking in South Korea and my shoes fell apart. No*^*one ever forgets something like that for some reason," Brain said to Paul.
- "Wow, is my roommate ever mad at me. He and his girlfriend started talking about politics and the military and, of*^*course, I had to put in my two ....... worth. He said that I made him look stupid in front of her. I didn't mean to make*^*him sound ignorant but he was wrong," Paul said to Ned.
- "Look at that idiot on the motorcycle popping a wheelie right by the police department. I wouldn't be putting on the*^*....... like that in front of the police," Ryan said to Steven.
- "You can move the pump out of the way. You just have to put your ....... into it," Sergeant Walter told Specialist*^*Henning when he saw him attempt to move the pump they were using to pull the water out of manholes.
- "I have been working this lousy desk job for the past eight months. They put me out of ....... after my heart attack. I*^*can't retire for two more years. I guess I'll be stuck in this job until I retire," Detective O'Malley said to detective*^*Hartford.
- Johnny and Grant made a bet about which one of them would score the most points in the semi-final basketball*^*game. They were both currently tied at 15 points apiece. Johnny shot a three-point shot with less than 15 seconds*^*left in the game. He turned to Grant and said, "Hah! I've won the bet. Put that in your ....... and smoke it!"
- "I am sorry, Tim. I can't loan you any money right now. Paul just put the ....... on me for $40 and now I am broke*^*until Thursday," Matt told him.
- "My steaks turned out OK after I barbequed them but my friend Paul's barbequed steaks put mine to .......," Chris*^*told Beth.
- "I like our economics class but the teacher is so boring. He almost put me to ....... the last class," Bill told Brian.*^*
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Question 147. What kind of business most likely is the Leampter Company?
Question 148. What information has Mr. McGuire NOT provided?
- Questions 149-150 refer to the following online chat discussion.
Judy Klein [2:14 P.M.]
Eric, I'm glad I caught you online. I ran into a problem processing your travel reimbursement request this morning.
Eric Holland [2:15 P.M.]
Hi, Judy. What was the issue?
Judy Klein [2:16 P.M.]
Sorry, but could you give me a second? I thought I had the form right here, but I've been working on a few other files since then.
Eric Holland [2:16 P.M.]
Sure.
Judy Klein [2:19 P.M.J
OK, here we are. In the "Miscellaneous" section, you listed a $24.38 charge on May 25, but I can't read your handwriting in the description box. Do you remember what you wrote there? It looks like it starts with an "h".
Eric Holland [2:20 P.M.]
Hmm. I'll come over to your desk.
Judy Klein [2:21 P.M.]
Oh, that would be great. See you in a minute.
Question 149. What is suggested about Ms. Klein?
Question 150. At 2:20 P.M., what does Mr. Holland imply when he writes, "I'll come over to your desk"?
- Questions 151-152 refer to the following article.
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