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PARTS 1 -2

1. make one’s way – to start moving towards a place

We made our way to the front of the crowd.

2. be all for – to believe strongly that smth is desirable

He is all for more nursery schools being built.

3. to all appearance – based on a situation seems

She was, to all appearance, enjoying the challenges of a new job.

4. set (put) smb at ease – to make smb feel relaxed

Try to put the candidate at ease by being friendly and informal.

5. take a seat – to occupy

I’ll be happy to take a seat when Robin takes over.

6. be at the mercy of – unable to protect yourself from smth or smb unpleasant

Poor people are increasingly at the mercy of money lenders.

7. drop a subject – to leave a subject of a conversation

This is a disgusting conversation let’s drop the subject.

8. bring someone (a)round – to persuade

The last debate brought a lot of voters around to our candidate.

9. have smth one’s own way – what you want happened happens

She always has her own way in the end.

10. have a fling – to have enjoyment

I had a fling last summer vacation.

– to have a brief casual love affair

I had a few flings in my younger days.

11. go on an errand – to go to a short journey to take a message, buy or deliver goods

He was going to Moscow on some commercial errand.

12. take one’s word for it – to believe

Don’t just take her word for it- go and see for yourself.

13. bet someone smth (on) – to risk money on a race or on some other events of which the result is doubtful

He spends all his money betting on horses.

14. be about to do smth – to be intended to do smth

We are about to start. I am not about to admit defeat.

15. catch sight – to see smb/smth for a moment

She caught sight of a car in the distance.

Practice

Complete the sentences with the idioms in the box.

1. _______________, he doesn’t work hard.

2. This action would leave them _______________ of industrialized countries.

3. I walked slowly, hoping she would _______________ of me.

4. I am _______________ giving people more freedom.

5. It was the children’s job to _______________.

6. Her father is _______________ to retire.

7. You can _______________, she is not their.

Complete the sentences with the idioms in the box.

1. She had a brief _______________ while her husband was away.

2. Come in, _______________.

3. I told him which horse to _______________.

4. He had heard enough about my operation, so I just _______________.

5. The interviewer did all she could to _______________.

6. I knew I could _______________ if I just had enough time to talk to her.