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What is 'hyperbole'?
exaggerrating
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What do we call the price of a ticket to travel on public transport?
fare
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It's a shame but there's no use crying over spilt .............
milk
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What phrasal verb means to invent an excuse or story?
make up
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What do you call a person who performs (eg music) in the street to make some money?
a busker
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What is the past of 'wring'?
wrung
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Which expression with 'GET' means to do something you have been putting off doing?
to get round to doing something
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What phrasal verb means to reduce the quantity of (eg. sugar)
to cut down on
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What verb means to run away from a dangerous situation (eg. war) ?
flee
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What is the men's version of a 'purse'?
wallet
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What do we call money you pay to do a course or to join a club?
fees
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What is the opposite of 'deep' water?
shallow
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If someone is 'cantankerous' what are they like?
bad tempered
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Complete the idiom: Where there's a will, there's ...........
a way
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What does the adjective 'scorching' mean?
extremely hot
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Which expression means to take away attention from a person? to steal......
to steal someone's limelight
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What is the opposite of 'wide'?
narrow
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What is the past of 'bleed'?
bled
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What does the phrasal verb 'to wipe out' mean?
totally eliminate eg a disease, a species etc
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What is a synonym for 'midday'?
noon
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Give a synonym for 'unimportant'.
trivial
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What do you calll a person who works for the government? eg in the unemployment office
a civil servant
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What 'get' phrasal verb means to escape with out punishment?
get away with
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What is the opposite of 'optional'?
compulsory, mandatory
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What tool do you need too open a bottle of wine?
a corkscrew
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