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    INTERACTILE

    LEARNING

    eWorkbook

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    Table of Contents

    Page 3 Basic Test 1 25

    Page 4 Basic Test 1 50

    Page 6 Intermediate Test 1 25

    Page 7 Intermediate Test 1 50

    Page 9 Body Idioms

    Page 10 Pet Store

    Page 11 Advanced Test 1 25

    Page 12 Advanced Test 1 50

    Page 14 Grocery Store

    Page 15 Prepositions of Place

    Page 16 Beautiful War

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    Wow. Steve is doing his

    share of the work.

    Yeah. I think he has been

    working non-stop.

    Why dont we stop work?

    OK. Its late but we could go

    to the Seven-Eleven and getsome junk food. He might

    enjoy that.

    Hey Steve! You look busy.

    Come with us to the store.

    Why did you have to tell me

    the bad news?Lets run to the store. We need

    to get fit and healthy anyway.

    Part 2: Take this really boring conversation and make it interesting

    using idioms. Change the underlined words to idioms you know.Dan

    Jon

    Dan

    Jon

    SteveIts raining heavily outside.

    Dan

    Jon

    DanWow. Steve is

    .

    JonYeah. I think he has been working

    .

    Why dont we

    ?

    Dan

    OK. Its late but we could to the Seven-Eleven

    and get some junk food. He might

    that.

    JonHey Steve! You look

    . Come with us to the store.

    SteveIts outside.

    Dan

    Why did you have to ?JonLets run to the store. We need to

    anyway.

    Basic Test 1 - 25Name: Grade: /20

    Part 1: Correct these idioms:

    1. Call it a month.2. A piece of cheese.

    3. Cockroaches in your stomach.

    4. Green sheep.

    5. Ants in your slippers.

    6. Better late than sometimes.

    7. Easy bring, easy take.

    8. Put your shoulder down.

    9. The early duck catches the bread.

    10. Back to triangle one.

    11. As cool as a cabbage.

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    Take this really boring conversation and make itinteresting using idioms. Change the underlined words to idioms youknow. You may need to change verb tenses.

    Correct these idioms:

    1. Cold elbow.

    2. Into the green.

    3. Theres no place like school.

    4. Drive someone out the window.

    5. Eat your sentences.

    6. In the same canoe.

    7. As sad as Gary.

    8. Fair and rectangle.

    9. See the dark.

    10. Back to triangle one.

    11. Fit for fat.

    12. Call it a week.

    Basic Test 1 - 50Name: Grade: /25

    PART 1

    PART 2

    Tom: This baseball game is taking a

    long time.

    Brad: Yes, the teams are very close.Tom: The pitcher must be very tired

    now.

    Brad: Im sure if they take a break,

    itll be of great help for his arm.

    Tom: I think the Yankees are using

    very new bats.

    Brad: They will be useful.

    Tom: I think the Red Sox are going

    to win.

    Tom: This baseball game is ______ _____.

    Brad: Yes, the teams are _____ ___ _____

    Tom: The pitcher must be ______ _____________ now.

    Brad: Im sure if they _______ ______,

    itll _____ ______ for his arm.

    Tom: I think the Yankees are using

    ______ ______ bats.

    Brad: They will _______ ___ ______.

    Tom: I think the Red Sox are going to win.

    Brad: I wouldnt ____ on it.

    Tom: The Yankees might cheat. Then they

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    Brad: I wouldnt be very sure about

    that.

    Tom: The Yankees might cheat. Then

    they would have a surprising win.

    Brad: That wouldnt be fair.

    Ten minutes later.

    Tom: Well, the game is over.

    Brad: Hmmm. I guess late is better than

    not at all.

    Tom: Lets go.

    Brad: Who is going to tell the bad news

    to Dad that his favorite team

    lost?

    would have an ___ ___ ____ ____

    win.

    Brad: That wouldnt be _____ ____

    ______.

    Ten minutes later.

    Tom: Well, the game is over.

    Brad: Hmmm. I guess ______ ______

    _____ _______.

    Tom: Lets _____ _____ _____.

    Brad: Who is going to _____ _____

    _____ to Dad that his favorite

    team lost?

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    Bob I got an idea!

    Rob Your ideas are not well thought

    through.

    Bob Quiet. This idea is great.

    Rob Ok. Im listening carefully.

    Bob Somebody told me, that the

    teacher is out of the office. Lets

    steal the test papers!

    Rob That might be easy to say, but I

    think difficult to do. Where

    is the teacher?

    Bob He is in the classroom taking a

    nap. Lets go!

    Rob Be patient! Lets check first.

    Bob Hes awake! Lets come back early

    in the morning and steal them.

    Rob OK. But dont tell anyone our

    secret.

    Bob I got an idea!

    Rob Your ideas are _____________.

    Bob Quiet. This idea is great.

    Rob Ok. Im __________________

    Bob _________________________,

    that the teacher is out of the

    office. Lets steal the test papers!

    Rob That might _________________

    Where is the teacher?

    Bob He is in the classroom _________

    _______ . Lets go!

    Rob ____________! Lets check first.

    Bob Hes awake! Lets come back _____

    ______________ and steal them.

    Rob OK. But dont ________________

    __________________________.

    Intermediate Test 1 - 25Name: Grade: /20

    Part 1: Complete these idioms:

    1. Pop the _____.2. A pain _____ the _____.

    3. Alive and _____.

    4. I heard it _____ the _____.

    5. _____ your hair _____.

    6. _____ the weather.

    7. I _____ a rat.8. To _____ your chickens _____ _____ _____.

    9. All skin and _____.

    10. A _____ out of _____.

    11. Running around _____ a _____ _____

    12. Has the ______ ______ your _____?

    Part 2: Take this really boring conversation and make it interestingusing idioms. Change the underlined words to idioms you know.Change the verb tense if needed.

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    Part 4 / Write an idiom that uses one of these animals.

    1. horse

    2. bird

    3. chicken

    4. fish

    5. dog

    Part 5 / Write an idiom, or two, that means the same asthese adjectives.

    1. cheap

    2. expensive

    3. clean 1.

    2.

    4. active

    5. sick 1.

    2.

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    INTERACTILE

    LEARNING

    Body Idioms

    Intermediate

    1. 8.

    9.

    10.

    11.

    12.

    13.

    14.

    15.

    6.

    7.

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    Use idioms from the intermediate level that use different body parts to completethis worksheet.

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    1. cat

    11.horse

    2. butterfly 3. sheep

    4. ant 5. bee

    7. dog 8. rat

    9. chicken 10. fish

    6. bird

    INTERACTILE

    LEARNING

    Pet storeUse idioms from the beginner, intermediate levels that usedifferent animals to complete this worksheet.

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    Part 1: Correct these idioms

    Part 2: Complete these idioms:

    Advanced Test 1 - 25

    1. Cabbages in a pod.

    2. Dogs of a fur, run together

    3. Its on the tip of my nose.

    4. Put your money where your bank is.

    5. Cross that road when you come to it.

    6. Any Mary, Jane or Sally.

    7. Save something for a cloudy day.

    8. More news is bad news.

    9. Summer duck.

    10. Talk is expensive.

    1. On cloud ____________.

    2. At the end ___________ ___________ ___________.

    3. Great minds ___________ ___________.

    4. Passing the ___________.

    5. The ___________ of ___________ party .

    7. Come ___________ or high ___________.

    8. The ___________ is ___________ ___________ wall.

    9. Thats the last ___________.

    10. Growing ____________ a ___________.

    Name: Grade: /20

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    Part 1: Correct these idioms:

    Part 2: Write the opposites of these idioms from theadvanced level.

    Advanced Test 1 - 50

    1. On cloud twelve.

    2. Growing like a vegetable.

    3. Beans in a pod.

    4. Blue wash.

    5. Paint the city green.

    6. Poker head.

    7. To pass the gloves around.

    8. Cross that road when you come to it.

    9. On your first hands.

    10. Every sun has a golden lining.

    1. Wallflower

    2. A leopard doesnt change his spots.

    3. Spring chicken.

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    1. mind

    2. tongue

    3. mouth

    4. tooth

    5. face

    6. blood

    7. feet

    8. back

    9. nose

    Part 3: Write an idiom from the advanced level usingthese idioms.

    1. bird

    2. bull

    3. chicken

    Part 4: Write an idiom from the advanced level usingthese body parts.

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    Prepos

    itions

    of

    Place

    Prepos

    itions

    of

    Place

    up

    down

    left

    under

    abov

    e

    over

    on

    through

    out

    righ

    t

    bo

    ttom

    in

    around

    Level-Intermediate

    Useidiomsthatusedifferentprepositionsofplacetocompletethisworksheet.

    Think:on,in,over,betwe

    en,under,behind,nextto...

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    Beautiful Warby The Kings of Leon

    Verse 1

    Bite your tongue

    Don't make a scene dear

    Everybody's been here

    At least once

    But we've been here more

    Your heart breaks

    Rolls down the

    I've it all go

    Comeback

    I've heard the

    Chorus

    The tip of your tongue

    The top of your lungs

    Is making me crazy

    I say love

    Don't mean nothing

    Left them something

    Worth fighting for

    It's a beautiful war

    I say love

    You don't need nothing

    Left them something

    Worth fighting for

    It's a beautiful war

    It's a beautiful war

    It's a beautiful war

    I say love, I say love

    Don't need nothing

    Left them something,

    Worth fighting for

    I say love

    Don't need nothing

    Left them something

    Worth fighting for

    It's a beautiful war (*4)

    Verse 2

    When I

    The warmth of your

    There is

    That I'd rather

    Shattered and

    Chorus

    The tip of your tongue

    The top of your lungs

    Is doing my in

    I say

    Don't mean

    Left them

    Worth fighting for

    It's a beautiful war

    Song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVDc6bYy3j4

    Song with lyrics: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICLbuTRuWcQ

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    Idioms and verbal phrases

    1. Would you rather eat pizza or pasta?

    I would rather eat ___________.

    2. Would you prefer to play tennis or table tennis?

    ________________________________________________________________________

    3. Would you rather play computer games or go shopping?

    ________________________________________________________________________

    4. Would you prefer to go to Taipei or Tokyo?

    ________________________________________________________________________

    5. Would you rather learn to swim or learn to play the piano?

    Discuss the meaning of these idioms and verbal phrases with your teacher and thenwrite a small dialogue to show you understand the meaning of each.

    Grammar I would rather/I would prefer toWould rather and would prefer to are used to show a choice is available. Would rather is

    always followed by a base verb and would prefer is followed by an infinitive.

    to bite your tongue

    to make a scene

    your heart breaks

    the tip of your tongue

    the top of your lungs

    to make s/b crazy

    For example Positive I would rather eat at home. I would prefer to go to a restaurant.

    Negative I would rather not eat at home. I would prefer not to go to a restaurant.


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