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a) Wait out! b) Wait for me! c) Wait up!

3.When someone becomes nicer to you, they ... to you.

a) warm up; b) warm down; c) melt up; d) melt down

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4.The kids are playing on the road. ...

a) Watch out! b) Watch over! c) Look everywhere!

5.The boss wants to show you his new car parked outside the office, he says:

a) Go with me. b) Come along. c) Walk with me.

6.Your friend asks you to drop into the store and get some food. You say that you’re going in a different direction. I’m sorry, ...

a) It’s my way out. b) It’s not on my way. c) It’s the way out of here.

7.You want to cook at home. Your friend insists on going out. You agree and say:

a) OK, do it as you want. b) Have it your way. c) Do as you please.

8.This dress is beautiful, but it’s way too expensive.

a) it’s not very expensive; b) it’s very cheap; c) it’s very expensive 9.— Are you going to stay there another week?

— No way!

a) You definitely don’t want to stay. b) You will think about it. c) You really want to stay.

10.Helena didn’t exercise and ... .

a) became skinny; b) put off weight; c) put on weight

11.He used to be in very good shape. Now he’s a bit overweight.

a) he is very thin; b) he has a few extra pounds; c) he’s still in very good shape

12.You’re calling your business partner, but he’s out. His secretary says: a) I can take a word. b) I’ll leave word. c) I can remind him of you.

13.Your tricks won’t work. I can see through you.

a) Don’t try your tricks. b) Your tricks could be better. c) Your tricks are smart.

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14.Your business partner is asking you about the new project. You think you should try. You say:

a) It’s worth a try. b) It’s worth a deal. c) It’s worth a shot.

15.Your boss is going to wrap up the project next week.

a) finalize; b) start; c) launch

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13.b; 14.a; 15.c; 16.b; 17.с; B

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1.a; 2.a; 3.c; 4.c; 5.b; 6.b; G

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23.c; 24.b; 25.b; 26.a; 27.b; 1.a; 2. a; 3.c; 4.a; 5.b; 6.c 28.b; 29.b

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