Idioms and phrasal verbs challenge

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This document contains a list of common English idioms and phrasal verbs followed by prompts to test understanding of their meanings. The prompts include examples like "something that might take time to get over", "something you may have to do when you look after a baby", and "a situation in which you shout, 'Look out!'" testing comprehension of idioms related to overcoming challenges, parenting responsibilities, and warning others.

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•Something that might take time to get over

•Something you may have to do when you
look after a baby

•Something that you put on when you get
up in the morning

•Something that’s as easy as falling off a log

•A type of food you should keep off if you
are on a diet

•A situation in which you shout, “Look out!”

•Something that you turn off before you
leave the house

•Something that you put up when it’s
raining

•A situation in which you get butterflies in
your stomach

•The name of a famous person you look up
to

•A classmate or friend who spends money
like it’s going out of fashion

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