Body Language & Physical Actions
Idioms
Jobs & Interviews
Phrasal Verbs
100

To nervously or absentmindedly play with something using your hands, often because you are anxious, bored, or distracted.

During the presentation, I could see him ____ ___ his tie because he was so nervous.

Fiddle with (something)

100

to miss a good opportunity.

I ____ ___ ____ by not applying earlier.

miss the boat

100

A real, honest, and not fake interest in something or someone. It shows that you truly care.

She showed a _____ _____ in my project, which made me feel valued.

Genuine interest

100

to fail to do what you promised or agreed to do.


He ____ ___ ___ his promise to help us.

go back on (a promise, an agreement)

200

To position your body so that your back is straight and your shoulders are back

My grandmother always told me to _______ at the dinner table.

Sit up straight 

200

people often think other people's lives are better than their own.

I sometimes think I'd be happier teaching in Spain. Oh well, ___________________________!

the grass is always greener on the other side

200

 to be noticeably better or different than others.

Your portfolio will help you ____ ___ ___ the competition.

stand out from

200

to stop working correctly or develop a problem.


Everything ___ ___ on the day of the presentation.

go wrong

300

A strong instinct or intuition about something, based on emotion rather than logic or facts.

I had a ___ _____ that something was wrong, and I was right.


Gut feeling

300

something that seems bad at first but turns out to be good.


Losing that job was _ ____ __ ______, because I finally was able to do what i really loved.

a blessing in disguise

300

extremely useful or important


His advice was _____ during my first week at work.

invaluable

300

to manage without having something you need or want.

We had to ____ _______ internet for two days.

go without

400

To sit, walk, or stand with your shoulders hunched forward and your back curved

Try not to _____ during the interview; it makes you look uninterested.

Slouch

400

to have to start again after a failed attempt.

Our first plan didn't work, so we're ____ ___ ___ _____ _____

be back to the drawing board

400

to become successful in life or work

With your determination, you'll ____ __

go far

400

 To stop liking someone or something that you used to like.

I used to love coffee, but I've ____ ____ it since I started drinking tea.

Go off (someone/something)