EXERCISE 1.

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Match the idioms with their definitions.
a. beat around the bush b. between you and me
c. draw someone out d. get through (to somebody)
e. in the loop f. in touch (with someone)
g. pick up on something h. touch base (with someone)
1. to avoid talking about what is important ...
2. to make contact with someone by telephone ...
3. to persuade someone to express his or her thoughts and feelings ...
4. to talk briefly to someone ...

EXERCISE 1.2
Complete the sentences. Choose the best answers.
5. Then you click ‘save’ and move the file to here. Do you read between the lines / get
the picture / put two and two together?
6. It’s going to take me a couple of days to get up to speed / the picture / the wrong
end of the stick with the new project.
7. This is a very difficult exercise. I just can’t jump to conclusions / go in one ear and
out the other / get my head round it.

EXERCISE 1.3

Replace the underlined words with the correct idioms in the box.

get the wrong end of the stick | get the hang of it | get the picture | go in one
ear and out the other | haven’t got a clue | read between the lines

8. You don’t have to explain it anymore. I understand the situation.

9. He doesn’t listen carefully, and tends to misunderstand.

10. I don’t think I’ll be able to do the accounts. I know nothing about book keeping.
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