What’s the missing word? (The same word fits all the gaps).  Answers by DM *only* to @EnglishSmarts on Twitter. If I’m not following you, please request a follow first ) to _____ somebody up in cotton wool; to _____ your head around sth; to keep sth under ___s;

Which of these sentences are gramatically incorrect? Correct the mistakes. Nobody phoned while I was out, did they? You should have tell me you were going to be late. I’m going to Rome next week but I won’t have time to do many sightseeing. I really like this jeans. I might to buy another pair…

What’s the missing word? (The same word fits all the gaps).  Answers by DM *only* to @EnglishSmarts on Twitter. If I’m not following you, please request a follow first ) to _____ horns with somebody; caps _____; to be under _____ and key; to pick a _____;

What’s the missing word? (The same word fits all the gaps).  Answers by DM *only* to @EnglishSmarts on Twitter. If I’m not following you, please request a follow first ) out of _____, out of mind; to set your _____s on sth; lose _____ of sb/sth;  

What’s the missing word? (The same word fits all the gaps).  Answers by DM *only* to @EnglishSmarts on Twitter. If I’m not following you, please request a follow first ) to spend money like _____; a hot-_____ bottle; to pour cold _____ on something;    

What’s the missing word? (The same word fits all the gaps).  Answers by DM *only* to @EnglishSmarts on Twitter. If I’m not following you, please request a follow first ) to make quick _____ of sth; nice _____ if you can get it! ; to _____ your tail off; to _____ your magic;

Choose the correct preposition in brackets. 1.  Tom’s very keen _____ sailing.  (in, of, on) 2.  The children are busy _____ their homework. (at, in, with) 3.  Bryan is frightened _____ clowns. (about, of, with) 4.  Sugar is bad _____ your teeth.  (for, of, with) 5.  I’m quite bad _____ maths.  (about, at, of) 6.  The…

Which of these sentences are gramatically incorrect? Correct the mistakes. It’s getting late. It’s time I go home. They can’t be at home. All the lights are off. Thanks very much for lending me that book. I enjoyed very much. I don’t know where my phone is. How long have you know Amy? Do you…

What’s the missing word? (The same word fits all the gaps).  Answers by DM *only* to @EnglishSmarts on Twitter. If I’m not following you, please request a follow first ) to have a good _____ for your money; to _____ sb ragged; to _____ a temperature / a fever;