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caren_630
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Hi Teachers,
Would u plz help me with the following questions?
1- The Captain never listens to what the crew says. It �s like talking to a...........
(a) brick wall (b)thick hedge (c) wooden fence
2- The Cabain we r staying in is ok, but nothing to -------------------- about.
(a) send a letter home (b)telephone home (c) write home
3- Tom Smith hit the ....................... when he knew there was no place left for him in the boat.
(a) floor (b)roof (c) wall
4- I don �t know the people who r staying ....................... very well. They just walked into their cabins.
(a) at the next door (b)the next door (c) next door
5- I feel so relaxed on board the ship. It really is....................................
(a) a home from home (b)a house from house (c) a house from home
6- This loud blast is driving me ............................
(a) over the roof (b)through the door (c) up the wall
7- The Chief Officer smokes like a ................................ He really should give up.
(a) chimney (b)cooker (c) fire
8- The voyage was cancelled. So, our plans went out of the ...........................
(a) door (b)letterbox (c) window
9- We are really good friends. We get on like a .......................... from the moment we first met.
(a) burning house (b)fire in the house (c) house on fire
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25 Feb 2010
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Lina Ladybird
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1- brick wall
2- write home
3- roof
4- next door
5- a home from home
6- up the wall
7- chimney
8- window
9- house on fire
EDIT: I edited 2- because dominikam is right!! Sorry. |
25 Feb 2010
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donapeter
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1-a 2-a 3-b 4-c 5-a 6-c 7-a 8-c 9-c |
25 Feb 2010
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makinimod
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2 - write home (idioms !!!)
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25 Feb 2010
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douglas
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Is "a home from home" UK English--I have always heard/used: "a home away from home"? |
25 Feb 2010
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caren_630
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Thx Topolina2004 and Donapeter
a home from home is a uk idiom the american version is a home away from home.
Thx guys so much |
25 Feb 2010
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yanogator
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Douglas,
Speaking of UK and US idioms, I �ve always heard "like a house afire". Do you know it as "like a house on fire"?
Bruce |
25 Feb 2010
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