Vocabulary
I'm ______ (without a job)
unemployed
That girl ______ (get) into trouble if she doesn't wear her uniform.
will get
Good luck
Break a leg
Don't forget to _____ your new earrings for the party.
put on
It's your turn to _____ the dishes.
do
The majority of schools in the UK (about 90%) are _____ schools, which means that they are paid for by the government.
State/Public
I ______ (not buy) that bike if I were you - it's too expensive.
wouldn't buy
Sick
under the weather
I _____ a lot because I don't have time to cook.
eat out
I had to _____ a taxi because the last bus had left.
take
It's a ______ job (with only a short contract, e.g for 6 months).
temporary
"When are you leaving?". My parents asked me ______
when I was leaving
Postpone a plan
Take a rain check
Sharon ______ with his boyfriend last month, because they are absolutely different in their views of life.
broke up
While you are _____ a degree, do some volunteering work to build up contacts.
doing
______ the carrots and cut them into sticks.
They didn't win the match although they _____ (train) every evening.
had trained
It's easy
It's a piece of cake
I'm trying to _____ coffee at the moment. I'm only having one cup at breakfast.
cut down on
Some people don't _____ enough risks in life.
take
a situation that has no hope of making progress
dead-end
My son got injured while he _____ (play) basketball last Saturday.
was playing
Saving money for later
Saving for a rainy day
We _____ you last night but you weren't home.
called on
Dan has to _____ a lot of overtime. He has to work extra hours.
do