Test your Idioms! RUN or JUMP or both?
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Full list of Quick Vocabulary Quizzes
Key Word Transformation (1)
Key Word Transformation (2)
Key Word Transformation (3)
QUIZ YOUR ENGLISH! Vocabulary Worksheets (handy for extra homework)
Worksheet 1
Worksheet 2
Worksheet 3
Worksheet 4
Worksheet 5
Answers:
1. to JUMP down someone’s throat = speak very angrily to someone
2. to RUN like clockwork = happen or function exactly as planned
3. to be RUN off your feet = to be extremely busy)
4. to RUN / JUMP a light = continue driving when there is a red traffic light)
5. to JUMP out of your skin (jump/move because something has suddenly really frightened you)
