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1H IDIOMS Look at the pictures. Can you guess what the topic idiom is about? EXERCISE A: Match the idioms in column A with their meanings in column B. A B 1. strike it lucky a. to think there might be a slight possibility of success 2. don t push your luck b. to benefit from a collective activity without participating in it 3. be sitting pretty c. to try to get more than what you have already obtained and risk spoiling the situation 4. off chance d. to run into good luck 5. free ride e. someone in a good or fortunate situation, especially compared to others who are not so lucky 1

EXERCISE B: Complete the following sentences by filling in the appropriate idioms. free ride sitting pretty Don't push your luck off chance struck it lucky 1. You've got your father's permission to go to the concert. by trying to borrow his car. 2. We had a sunny week in Scotland we! 3. He sold his shares at a good time so he's now and enjoying life. 4. Only those who share the work can share the benefits - nobody gets a! 5. I went into the supermarket on the that I would find a map. EXERCISE C: Make sentences using the learned idioms. 1.. 2.. 3.. 4.. 5.. EXERCISE D: Answer your teacher s questions. 1. What are some things that are considered lucky in your country? What are some things that are considered unlucky? 2. Do you have a lucky number? 3. What numbers are considered to be lucky and unlucky in your country? 4. Do you believe in luck? Do you feel lucky? 5. What part does luck play in success? 6. What do you do for good luck? Do you think it works? 7. Why are some people luckier than others? Are happy people luckier? 8. Is it possible for someone to have bad luck? 9. How does beginner's luck work? 10. Can someone improve their luck? How? 2

2H IDIOMS Look at the pictures. Can you guess what the topic idiom is about? EXERCISE A: Match the idioms in column A with their meanings in column B. A B 1. bad egg a. a person who has a lot of power and influence in an organization 2. all brawn and no brains b. someone who is physically very strong but not very intelligent 3. fast talker c. a person who speaks quickly and easily but cannot always be trusted 4. down to earth d. an untrustworthy person often involved in trouble whose company should be avoided 5. big cheese e. a person who is not a dreamer but a realistic and practical person who has sensible reactions and expectations 3

EXERCISE B: Complete the following sentences by filling in the appropriate idioms. fast talker down to earth all brawn and no brains big cheese bad egg 1. I don't want my son to be friends with Darren Smith. Darren's a. 2. Tom's father is a in the oil industry. 3. He's an impressive player to watch, but he's. 4. Don't ask Suzy for help. She's fun, but not very. 5. The salesman was a who persuaded the old lady to buy a new washing machine. EXERCISE C: Make sentences using the learned idioms. 1.. 2.. 3.. 4.. 5.. EXERCISE D: Answer your teacher s questions. 1. Discuss how a good or bad attitude has affected others around you. 2. Identify a cartoon character that best reflects your personality. Explain why you selected this character. 3. What is your most marked characteristic? 4. If you were to die and come back as a person or thing, what do you think it would be? 5. What one word best describes you? 6. What is the quality you most like in a man? What is the quality you most like in a woman? 7. Where would you like to live? 8. If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? 9. What is your greatest regret? 10. What about you is heroic? 4

3H IDIOMS Look at the pictures. Can you guess what the topic idiom is about? EXERCISE A: Match the idioms in column A with their meanings in column B. A B 1. music to my ear a. very happy 2. grin from ear to ear b. the information that you receive makes you feel very happy 3. on cloud nine c. express one s happiness through excited movements and gestures 4. jump for joy d. very happy because something wonderful has happened 5. happy camper e. generally content or satisfied with what is happening in their lives and has no complaints 5

EXERCISE B: Complete the following sentences by filling in the appropriate idioms. grinning from ear to ear on cloud nine music to my ear jumped for joy happy camper 1. When we saw Paul, we knew he had passed the exam. 2. The player when he scored the winning goal. 3. When the boss announced my promotion, I was. 4. His compliments were. 5. With his new job and his new car, Andy is a. EXERCISE C: Make sentences using the learned idioms. 1.. 2.. 3.. 4.. 5.. EXERCISE D: Answer your teacher s questions. 1. Do you think that happiness is the goal of every person? 2. What three things make you happy? 3. Can happiness be a weapon? 4. Are you happy all the time? Why? Why not? 5. What was the happiest time of your life? 6. Finish this sentence: I am happiest when 7. At what age, are people the happiest? 8. Does your job make you happy? 9. Are there any films that make you happy? 10. Would winning a lot of money make you happy? Why or why not? 6

4H IDIOMS Look at the pictures. Can you guess what the topic idiom is about? EXERCISE A: Match the idioms in column A with their meanings in column B. A B 1. a change of heart a. to change your mind on something 2. shake up b. to change things a lot 3. back to square one c. to give new energy to something 4. breathe new life into d. to have to start again because something didn't work 5. see from a different angle e. to consider something from a different point of view 7

EXERCISE B: Complete the following sentences by filling in the appropriate idioms. a change of heart shake up see from a different angle back to square one breathe new life into 1. Let's try to this problem. 2. The government are having a of their education policies. 3. This sports club needs to increase its members to into our finances. 4. Well, so much for trying! I suppose it's. 5. I've had. I think I'll stay in my present job, after all. EXERCISE C: Make sentences using the learned idioms. 1.. 2.. 3.. 4.. 5.. EXERCISE D: Answer your teacher s questions. 1. What's the biggest change you've made in your life? Was it good / bad? 2. Are you good at dealing with change? 3. Do you think change is important? 4. What has changed in your life compared to ten years ago? 5. What advice would you give to someone who hates change? 6. What is the most positive change you have experienced in your life? 7. What happens to people who find it difficult to change? 8. Can you teach someone to accept and like change? 9. The only thing constant is change. Do you agree with this statement? Explain. 10. What would you like to change about yourself? 8

5H IDIOMS Look at the pictures. Can you guess what the topic idiom is about? EXERCISE A: Match the idioms in column A with their meanings in column B. A B 1. go with the flow a. a lot of arguments and disagreements 2. know inside out b. to know someone or something very well 3. keep everyone at arm's length c. a lot of arguments and disagreements 4. significant other d. to follow the general tendency and go along with whatever happens 5. stormy relationship e. refers to a person, such as a spouse, partner or lover, with whom you have a longterm relationship 9

EXERCISE B: Complete the following sentences by filling in the appropriate idioms. know each other inside out go with the flow significant other stormy relationship keep everyone at arm's length 1. Sue and Anne have been friends since childhood. They. 2. When my colleagues organize an office party, I just. 3. It's not easy to become friends with Sophie; she tends to. 4. After a very, they decided to separate. 5. Before you make such an important decision, you should talk it over with your. EXERCISE C: Make sentences using the learned idioms. 1.. 2.. 3.. 4.. 5.. EXERCISE D: Answer your teacher s questions. 1. How often do you arrange to meet friends? 2. In what ways can people keep in touch with friends/family over the internet? 3. How often do all the members of your family get together? 4. How many friends can the average person truly have? 5. What do you think is the best way to meet new people? 6. Traditionally, on a date, the man would pay for everything. Is this still the case in your country or has it changed? Why did it change? 7. Traditionally, it has always been the man's responsibility to ask ladies out on a date. Is this changing? 8. Does it worry you that many children nowadays spend more time in front of computer games than actually playing with their friends? 9. How would you define a friend? Do you have different kinds of friends? 10. What are the most common ways of meeting partners? 10