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Idioms With House Home ClothingSet 3

1Choose the correct idiomatic sense of the phrase below:Mrs. Roy keeps an open house on Saturday evening parties-You'll find all kinds of people there.

2In-house training

3I've been all over the world, but there is ......

4What does the idiom, "I am a couch potato" mean?

5"on the house"

6"dressed to kill"

7If you bring the curtain down on something, you hide the truth from people.

8Unable to leave your house because you are ill or disabled

9Having a longing to return to one's home: HOME .....

10Wear clothes that are not smart

11What does someone who wears many hats do?

12Window shop

13The sight of his face brought ..... to me how ill he really was.

14To be like talking to a brick wall

15The concert was very boring. Nothing to write ..... about.

16Part of the furniture, means .....

17A shop that sells a variety of goods, specially on a small town and is usually on a corner.

18I can't paint and build things. I'm awful at .....

19What does 'home in on' mean?

20Who do British people ask for advice, if they cannot sell their house?

21Complete the sentence: My sister turned the house down but she couldn't find her key .....

22A house on wheels

23Choose the word or phrases which best complete the sentence:I usually buy my clothes ..... It's cheaper than going to a dressmaker.

24Dress well to make a good impression

25Clothes that are made and bought in standard sizes and not made especially to fit a particular person

26What is "smart clothes"?

27To suit you

28No matter where you go, there's no place like .....

29To be at home with

30I'm from New York so for me a big city like London is .....

31Greg decided against investing in the new technology comany because he got the feeling that it was .....

32He was wearing very shabby, dirty clothes and looked very ..... A. easy-going B. down to earth C. out of shape D. down at heel

33The owner let us have the first bottle of wine on the ......

34A favourite outfit you often choose

35Home truths

36She lives next to my house. She is my ..... neighbor.

37What does the idiom "change the towels" really mean?

38"to bring down the house"

39What does the idiom "draw the drapes" really mean?