Answer: C) All ears.
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Answer: C) Call it a day.
Answer: B) Carpet
Answer: A) To say the wrong thing.
Answer: C) Speak more loudly.
Answer: B) She complied with the request.
Answer: A) To listen very carefully.
Answer: C) Break the ice.
Answer: B) Join a popular trend.
Answer: B) False
Answer: B) A good turn.
Answer: B) Come up with it.
Answer: A) Expression used to request greater attention to something or opinion/speech.
Answer: C) To get people on friendly terms.
Answer: C) To raise your hand to vote.
Answer: C) Unable to think of something to say.
Answer: B) To air out private problems or conflicts.
Answer: D) To understand and communicate effectively in everyday English.
Answer: B) Beating around the bush.
Answer: B) I can't lift this table unless you do me a favour.
Answer: A) Preach
Answer: B) "No limit to where the theater can take you".
Answer: B) Delaying a decision.
Answer: D) Over time the story has become distorted and parts have been omitted.
Answer: A) Cut to the chase.
Answer: A) Snowball
Answer: C) Cover
Answer: D) Trumpet
Answer: B) Box-office
Answer: A) To do something that makes you feel more relaxed.
Answer: B) On the same page.
Answer: A) Get directly to your point.
Answer: B) Open the door to sth.
Answer: A) To reconsider something.
Answer: A) Arguing over petty things, or points that are too small (or non-important) to worry about.
Answer: A) Begins a conversation with a stranger.
Answer: C) Hearing rumors about someone or something.
Answer: A) Caught in the act.
Answer: D) Cold
Answer: B) Let's break the ice before the meeting.
Answer: B) Horse's
Answer: C) Met by chance.
Answer: C) He is joking.
Answer: B) To complete or perform.
Answer: A) In the loop.
Answer: A) To joke with someone.
Answer: A) To jump on the bandwagon.
Answer: A) Speaking briefly with someone.
Answer: A) Go away and stop bothering me.
Answer: C) Devil
Answer: A) Wavelength
Answer: B) Mix-up
Answer: A) Diatribe
Answer: A) Slip
Answer: D) D
Answer: A) Banter
Answer: B) B
Answer: A) Something that makes you feel a bit better.
Answer: B) Look at me.
Answer: C) "on the floor".
Answer: B) To confess without of reserve.