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Question 1:
"Oh, my ........ You startled me! Knock next time," Sally told her friend who had just walked into her house*^*without warning. A. goodness
B. hat
C. owl
D. purpose
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English Slang Idioms (143) | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
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- He was happy that he purchased the ....... of the line brakes for his car when his old ones needed replacing.*^*When a deer jumped into the road in front of him, he was able to stop before hitting it.
- He felt quite embarrassed. He told an off-....... joke during dinner that did not go over well. No one laughed*^*and he received some dirty looks from several of the people at the table.
- "We went to the newly-discovered waterfall this weekend and it is beautiful! It is off the ....... track a little bit but*^*you can drive your car and it will be OK," Lisa told Bill and Jennifer.
- "I wasn't sure if the new comedy show would go over well with the public. I just looked at our ratings and they*^*are off the .......! The people love that show!" Mark said to Jeff.
- "Chief, we have to let the suspect go. He has an air-....... alibi when the crime was committed," Detective Bills*^*said.
- With a heavy ......., Mel said the final words, "You're fired," to his wife's best friend.
- "No assembly is required to get everything in working order. The product comes ready to use right ....... the*^*shelf," the salesman told the couple.
- "Is it alright to do the assignment by ....... or does it have to be typed?" Jan asked her professor.
- "Oh, my ........ You startled me! Knock next time," Sally told her friend who had just walked into her house*^*without warning.
- "We have known each other for twenty years. I wouldn't trade our friendship for one hundred new friends. Old*^*friends and old ....... are the best," Arthur said to his son.*^*
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- It is a commonly known fact that in North America, many teenagers struggle with depression and finding self-worth. As adults, it is*^*our job to help motivate them as well as help them explore their inner-self to achieve a healthy self-image and assist them in finding*^*different ways to keep their ....... in the face of adversity.
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