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The speaker in TRY SOMETHING NEW FOR 30 DAYS uses some idioms when describing his experience. Read each idiom in context and answer the quiz.

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ES_PreVideoVocab_1Versión en línea The speaker in TRY SOMETHING NEW FOR 30 DAYS uses some idioms when describing his experience. Read each idiom in context and answer the quiz. por Timothy Crook 1 We are STUCK IN A RUT, we are doing the same old things and we are not creating anything new.That's why our sales have declined. a To be bored. b To have a fixed, monotonous way of life. c To have lot of problems at work. 2 He was studying very hard because he wanted to FOLLOW IN HIS FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS and become a lawyer. His father was one of the most important lawyers in the country. a To chase somebody. b To imitate somebody's actions. c To carry on the behavior, work, or tradition of someone. 3 The last few months have FLOWN BY! I can't believe I've already been in Australia for almost a year. a Time moves quite slowly. b Times get rough. c Time moves very quickly. 4 Jason's father always thought he would be a great baseball player and encouraged him to GIVE IT A SHOT. a To attempt to kill someone. b To throw in the towel. c To make an attempt to do something. 5 To make changes STICK and get results you need to persevere, you can't give up if things get difficult. a To persist or endure. b To move forward. c To get stuck.

ES_PreVideoVocab_1Versión en línea

The speaker in TRY SOMETHING NEW FOR 30 DAYS uses some idioms when describing his experience. Read each idiom in context and answer the quiz.

por Timothy Crook

We are STUCK IN A RUT, we are doing the same old things and we are not creating anything new.That's why our sales have declined.

To be bored.

To have a fixed, monotonous way of life.

To have lot of problems at work.

He was studying very hard because he wanted to FOLLOW IN HIS FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS and become a lawyer. His father was one of the most important lawyers in the country.

To chase somebody.

To imitate somebody's actions.

To carry on the behavior, work, or tradition of someone.

The last few months have FLOWN BY! I can't believe I've already been in Australia for almost a year.

Time moves quite slowly.

Times get rough.

Time moves very quickly.

Jason's father always thought he would be a great baseball player and encouraged him to GIVE IT A SHOT.

To attempt to kill someone.

To throw in the towel.

To make an attempt to do something.

To make changes STICK and get results you need to persevere, you can't give up if things get difficult.

To persist or endure.

To move forward.

To get stuck.