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British Idioms Quiz

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British idioms for everyday life.

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British idioms for everyday life.

by Alexander (Rigsby) Gray
1

Which phrase means to start a conversation in a new group?

2

Which idiom describes very heavy rain?

3

Which idiom means something is very expensive?

4

Which phrase means easy to do?

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Which phrase means extremely good or excellent?

6

Which idiom means you're very happy?

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Which idiom means go to bed?

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Which idiom means tease someone playfully?

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Which phrase means 'there you have it'?

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Which idiom means avoiding the main topic?

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