For Good - English Idioms

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For Good
English Idioms

1) You'll never see your money again because I'm afraid he's gone for good.

a) clearly
b) permanently
c) quickly
d) slowly

2) You've no need to worry. I promise you they'll arrive on Thursday for sure.

a) absolutely
b) positively
c) definitively
d) definitely

3) They're very generous in that museum — not only is the entrance fee reasonable but they give you a brochure for free.

a) at no cost
b) at little cost
c) at some cost
d) at low cost

4) Well, for starters I honestly think we should work out what all this work is going to cost.

a) to work for
b) to look at
c) to begin with
d) to work through

5) As you're a friend of mine, I won't charge you much in fact I'll do it for nothing.

a) at some charge
b) at little charge
c) at low charge
d) at no charge

6) I know it didn't look like that but the truth is they only did it for fun.

a) as a joke
b) as humour
c) as funny
d) as joking

7) I do recommend you take out an insurance policy on the house for your own peace of mind.

a) to stop you thinking
b) to stop you worrying
c) to stop you believing
d) to stop you sleeping

8) No wonder she's jumping for joy, she's just been given promotion.

a) very jumpy
b) very silly
c) very happy
d) very noisy

9) They decided to move away from the city to the countryside for the sake of the children.

a) speaking about
b) talking about
c) dreaming about
d) thinking about

10) The battleships were all waiting in the harbour ready for action.

a) prepared for war
b) prepared for anything
c) prepared for something
c) prepared for take off

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