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Idioms Everyday (Fill-in-Blank) Quizz & Exercises
Core Vocabulary: Idioms Everyday (Fill-in-Blank) (C1) #1
She always has a ___ on her shoulder, which makes her difficult to talk to.
Core Vocabulary: Idioms Everyday (Fill-in-Blank) (C1) #2
He decided to ___ the bullet and apologize for his mistake.
Core Vocabulary: Idioms Everyday (Fill-in-Blank) (C1) #3
The news of the promotion came out of ___ and surprised everyone.
Core Vocabulary: Idioms Everyday (Fill-in-Blank) (C1) #4
They managed to ___ the storm and save their business from bankruptcy.
Core Vocabulary: Idioms Everyday (Fill-in-Blank) (C1) #5
After months of hard work, she finally decided to ___ the bullet and ask for a promotion.
Core Vocabulary: Idioms Everyday (Fill-in-Blank) (C1) #6
He always ___ the boat by arriving late to important meetings, which frustrated his colleagues.
Core Vocabulary: Idioms Everyday (Fill-in-Blank) (B2) #16
The new employee had a lot to learn, but he was catching ___ quickly.
Core Vocabulary: Idioms Everyday (Fill-in-Blank) (B2) #17
He’s always so calm under pressurenothing ever seems to get under his ___ .
Core Vocabulary: Idioms Everyday (Fill-in-Blank) (B2) #18
The movie was so boring that I almost fell ___ halfway through it.
Core Vocabulary: Idioms Everyday (Fill-in-Blank) (B2) #19
He didn’t study at all, so it’s no wonder he ___ on the test.
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