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He is (not very good) when he tries to repair something in his house.
all thumbs
about time
all ears
an arm and a leg
2
He was (all ready) to leave the house when his friend came over.
as a rule
about
at heart
absent-minded
3
The teacher said the little boy was (her favorite).
the apple of her eye
an arm and a leg
as well as
at odds
4
(Without warning) it began to rain.
at his beck and call
all of a sudden
at heart
at fault
5
That car must have cost him (an incredibly large amount of money).
at home
at odds
the apple of his eye
an arm and a leg
6
She is always (available) when he wants her.
as a rule
at heart
all thumbs
at his beck and call
7
Okay I'm (listening). Please continue with your story.
all ears
all thumbs
as a rule
at heart
8
I don't think that he is (to blame) for breaking the computer.
at last
at fault
all thumbs
absent-minded
9
He is (very forgetful) and is always losing his glasses.
absent-minded
all thumbs
all ears
as a rule
10
He is always (fighting) with his boss about something.
as usual
at last
at odds
at heart
11
(Usually) I get up and go jogging before breakfast every Sunday.
at heart
all in all
all of a sudden
as a rule
12
I am going to go to night school to (review ) my English.
bank on
brush up on
better off
bring to mind
13
I wish he would say exactly what he means rather than (talking and not getting to the point).
biting off more than he can chew
breaking the news
bringing the house down
beating around the bush
14
He always (makes a great effort) to do a good job.
brings up the rear
barks up the wrong tree
burns his bridges behind him
bends over backwards
15
He refused my proposal so I will have to (start over from the beginning).
go back to the drawing board
bury the hatchet
by the skin of my teeth
bring to mind
16
She (separated from) her boyfriend after a big fight last week.
bailed out
beat around the bush
broke down
broke up with
17
The clothes in that store are a little (old fashioned).
behind the times
brand new
broke
better off
18
He is always spending his money drinking so he is always (without money).
backed out
banked on
broke
behind the times
19
She is (in a better position) since she sold her car.
blown over
beating around the bush
backing out
better off
20
It is time to (tell) her about the company's plans to move.
burn the candle at both ends to
break the news to
bend over backwards to
burn the midnight oil to
21
I think that I (decided to do too much) when I said I'd help with the party.
bit off more than I can chew
broke the bank
brought to mind
had a brush with the law
22
You can always (depend on) him to lend you the money.
blow over
back out
bank on
bring to mind
23
She is (waiting) until she hears about the job.
behind the times
barking up the wrong tree
biding her time
bailing her out
24
The handbag that she lost was (totally new).
back to the drawing board
beside herself
better off
brand new
25
The house (was destroyed by fire) during the electrical storm.
burnt down
brought up
broke fresh ground
beat around the bush
26
His father must (eliminate) fat from his diet because of his health.
cancel out
calm down
cut out
carry over
27
Let's (stop work) for today and come back tomorrow.
chip in
clear the air
call it quits
come across
28
I would like to buy a new car so I have begun to (economize) on my daily expenses.
come clean
count on
cut out
cut corners
29
You can (be sure of) her helping you with the cleaning.
cross out
count on
come up with
clear the air with
30
I had (an accident - almost but not really) this morning when my car almost hit a fence.
a cave in
a change of heart
a close call
clean slate
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