Vocabulary & Lexis. Idiomatic Expressions & Phrasal Verbs.
What do these idiomatic expressions mean? Match the expressions and phrasal verbs from the listening exercise to the synonymous expressions or phrases.
Drag the phrases and place them in the correct position in the table.
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Question 1 of 3
1. Question
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- Time is valuable.
- Talk about the fundamentals.
- Never really doubt something.
- To have a resource or ability that hasn't been used or demonstrated yet.
- Be obviously different, to demarcate.
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Time is money.
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Get down to brass tacks.
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Take it for granted.
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To have something up your sleeve.
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Stand out.
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Question 2 of 3
2. Question
Move the blocks to match the idiomatic expressions with their definitions.
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- Provide an advantage.
- the most advanced
- a proven history
- Inexperienced
- Evaluate something by its results, not what we say about it.
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Give you the / an edge.
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Cutting edge
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Track record
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Wet behind the ears
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Speak for itself
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Question 3 of 3
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Move the definitions to match with the idiomatic expressions.
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- To believe what someone says without evidence.
- Advertising isn't necessary.
- (sarcastic) to not be missed or wanted by anyone.
- Something that changes dynamically and instantaneously.
- Unrealistic / difficult to believe.
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Take somebody's word for something.
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it sells itself.
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Don't let the door hit you on the way out.
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in real time.
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Far fetched
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