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Phrasal & Idioms

Food & Cooking

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"Phrasal Verbs & Idioms · Listen, understand and choose"
How it works: You listen to a sentence or a question; it is not written on the screen. Then you choose the correct option from three answers.
Topic: Phrasal verbs and idioms about money and shopping: paying off debt, saving up, spending a lot, comparing prices, and idioms like cost an arm and a leg or make ends meet.
Two kinds of questions: What does it mean? Choose the meaning of the expression you heard. Natural answer: choose the reply that uses the expression correctly.
Voc: Tap "Voc" to see the 10 expressions of this quiz with their Spanish translation and an example. Study them before you start or check them anytime.
Listen again: Tap the big play button to hear the audio as many times as you need. After you answer, you see what you heard, written, with its Spanish translation.
Continue: After answering, tap "Continuar" to go to the next question.
Recommended pace: One quiz a day, Monday to Friday. If you prefer a faster pace, that's fine too.
Restart: Tap "Restart" to start a new round with a different selection of questions.
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Expresiones

Las 10 expresiones de este quiz con su traducción al español y un ejemplo. Toca el ícono para escucharlas.

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Listen to the model, tap Say it and say each sentence out loud. Bold words are the strong ones, gray words are soft and quick, and the underlined word carries the main stress. The app checks your pronunciation and marks any word it did not hear clearly.

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I paid off my car.

2

I'm saving up for a trip.

3

We splashed out on a nice dinner.

4

Shop around before you buy.

5

That phone cost an arm and a leg.

6

A small gift won't break the bank.

7

We need to tighten our belts this month.

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It's hard to make ends meet.