Body Idioms: Sentence Completion
Complete the expressions in the sentences with hand(s), foot, feet, toes, arm, shoulder(s) or elbow.
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1. They booked the venue, sent the invitations, and then got cold three weeks before the wedding.
2. The whole thing got out of the moment the press found out about it.
3. The nice thing about that conference is that you get to rub with people whose work you actually admire.
4. I really put my in it when I asked him how his wife was doing.
5. Having the boiler replaced cost an and a leg, but we had no choice.
6. I'd love to make an exception for you, but my are tied by head office.
7. Surprise inspections certainly keep everyone on their .
8. The pan isn't ruined, it just needs a bit of grease.
9. He's lived here for thirty years and knows the back streets like the back of his .
10. He's perfectly polite, but he keeps his colleagues at 's length outside work.
11. It took me a good two months to find my in the new department.
12. It was a collective decision, but the department head had to the blame on her own.
13. Ask her about the supplier contracts, she's an old at that sort of negotiation.
14. I rewrote her section of the report and I'm worried I've stepped on her .
15. Once the lawyers got involved she washed her of the entire project.
2. The whole thing got out of the moment the press found out about it.
3. The nice thing about that conference is that you get to rub with people whose work you actually admire.
4. I really put my in it when I asked him how his wife was doing.
5. Having the boiler replaced cost an and a leg, but we had no choice.
6. I'd love to make an exception for you, but my are tied by head office.
7. Surprise inspections certainly keep everyone on their .
8. The pan isn't ruined, it just needs a bit of grease.
9. He's lived here for thirty years and knows the back streets like the back of his .
10. He's perfectly polite, but he keeps his colleagues at 's length outside work.
11. It took me a good two months to find my in the new department.
12. It was a collective decision, but the department head had to the blame on her own.
13. Ask her about the supplier contracts, she's an old at that sort of negotiation.
14. I rewrote her section of the report and I'm worried I've stepped on her .
15. Once the lawyers got involved she washed her of the entire project.