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1. check this out | check it out - If someone says "Check this out" or "Check it out", they want you to: a) try something on b) look at something c) show them something

2. don't give me that! - I said, "Don't give me that!" after someone: a) gave me a job b) told me a lie c) told me a joke

3. guess what? - You can say "Guess what?" just before: a) giving someone something b) asking someone something c) telling someone something

4. haven't got all day | don't have all day - You can say "I haven't got all day" if you're: a) too busy to go somewhere b) planning to work all day c) tired of waiting

5. how come? - You can say "How come?" if you want to know: a) the schedule for something b) the location of something c) the reason for something

6. I guess so - I said, "Do you like your job?" and Nick said, "I guess so." He: a) really liked it b) really hated it c) didn't mind it

7. now you tell me! - If someone says "Now you tell me", it means they wish: a) you'd told someone else b) you'd told them earlier c) they'd told you sooner

8. sure thing - People don't usually say "Sure thing" after they've been: a) asked to do something b) helped to do something c) thanked for doing something

9. that'll be the day! - You can say "That'll be the day!" if you think something: a) is sure to happen b) is likely to happen c) is unlikely to happen

10. what the hell! - He said, "I can't really afford it, but what the hell!" He probably: a) bought it b) didn't buy it c) tried to steal it

Contributor: Matt Errey

Conversational Phrases Quizzes

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1. check this out | check it out - If someone says "Check this out" or "Check it out", they want you to: a) try something on b) look at something c) show them something 2. don't give me that! - I said, "Don't give me that!"

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1. about time (1) - "The train's here, and it's about time too!" The train arrived: a) on time b) early c) late

2. any luck? - I called and said "Any luck?" because I wanted to know if: a) she'd read the letter yet b) she'd found the letter yet c) she'd written the letter yet

3. get a move on - You can tell someone to "Get a move on" if they're: a) going too fast b) ready too soon c) taking too long

4. get out of the way - Leo yelled "Get out of the way!" because he was about to: a) lead the way b) follow someone c) run into someone

5. just kidding - You can say "Just kidding" if someone thinks you're: a) telling a joke b) being serious c) only joking

6. no problem (2) - We don't usually say "No problem" after someone's said: a) "Thanks a lot." b) "Sorry about that." c) "What's going on?"

7. serves you right! | it serves you right! - Sam said, "I feel sick," and his wife said, "It serves you right for: a) eating so much." b) being so healthy." c) not getting better."

8. take it easy (1) - I said, "Hey, take it easy! It's OK." My friend was: a) looking very nervous b) looking very relaxed c) looking very bored

9. that's the idea! - My driving instructor said "That's the idea!" after I'd: a) parked incorrectly b) parked correctly c) crashed my car

10. what's going on? - Passengers were saying "What's going on?" because their flight: a) was departing on time b) was arriving soon c) was delayed

Contributor: Matt Errey

Conversational Phrases Quizzes

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1. about time (1) - "The train's here, and it's about time too!" The train arrived: a) on time b) early c) late 2. any luck? - I called and said "Any luck?" because I wanted to know if: a) she'd read the letter yet b) she'd found the letter yet c) she'd written the letter yet 3.

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