Essential English Idioms_1
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= Easy English = |
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D. Fill in each blank with the appropriate form of the idioms using take listed below. |
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to take one's time |
to take off |
to take out |
to take part in |
to take a walk |
to take a trip |
to take place |
to take turns |
to take hold of |
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1.Do you have any idea when the symphony concert is scheduled ___________?
2.To drive safely, you should __________ the steering wheel with both hands.
3.Carlo always ___________ on the telephone. She really enjoys calling up her friends and going on and on talking about work.
4.Bill finally ___________ the new girl in school. They went to the park together and had a picnic.
5.Many young actors and actresses wanted ___________ the theater production of Hamlet. Unfortunately, only a few were chosen.
6.It's such a nice evening Would you like ___________ around the block with me?
7.My brother and I ___________ doing household chores. One day he washes the dishes, and the next day I do them.
8.Please ___________ your shirt and put it in the laundry basket. It's too dirty to wear anymore.
9.This spring the Dobsons are planning ___________ to Oregon and Washington state.
E. Fill in each blank with the appropriate form of the idioms using get listed below.
to get in/to get on to get over
to get up to get to to get along with
to get out of/to get off |
to get back |
to get rid of |
to get in touch with |
1. It's not time to throw away these shoes yet. I'll tell you when you can __________ them.
2. Max needs to talk to Alice right away. Do you know how ______________ ______________ him?
3.At first Mark was very upset about losing his girlfriend, but already he is starting _____________ it.
4.Before we were able ___________ the bus to downtown, we had to let the passengers on the bus.
5.Please ______________ and _________________ the car on the driver's side. The door on the passenger side is broken.
6.Felix is such a nice guy that it's easy __________________ him.
7.Sarah usually ________ at about six o'clock in the morning, _____________ work by eight o'clock,
and ___________ home by around six o'clock in the evening.
The symbol (S) indicates that an idiom is separable — that a noun or noun phrase may be placed between the verb and the special preposition (called a particle). In these cases examples of both separable and inseparable forms are given.
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