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Miscellaneous GrammarSet 43

1What are you talking about? That is all

2What is keen knowledge?

3Parker: "I had waffles with syrup, chocolate chips, whipped cream and sprinkles for breakfast."Gabe: "Wow you must have a sweet tooth.""Sweet tooth" means .....

4Soak up

5You can't have your cake and eat it, too!

6To end the disagreement that has divided two people

7An Idiom can be a Cliche, but NOT all Cliches are Idioms.

8If someone "cuts corners, " what do they do?

9Boy, am I in ..... -I accidentally made plans to meet with two different clients today.

10To start a conversation in a social setting, especially with strangers.

11I haven't signed up for soccer yet ..... I'm still on the fence.This is an example of a(n) .....

12The stand the government takes about how issues should be handled.

13.....: take control of something (a business, an organisation, etc.)

14The feeling which exists in a place or situation

15Malaysians value harmony and often ..... in conflicts. In fact, some elders rather disown their children than face the shame

16The name of what color appears in idioms with these meanings?-Slowly in appearance-Permission to proceed-An inexperienced person-Ability to grow plants well

17His son ..... him so much that we can't see any differences between them.

18That means do two things at once, you heard? ..... means right away.

19Our boss will not go to work today. He says that he .....

20An overused and time-worn phrase that is usually avoided unless used for effect.

21"No one shall be a judge in his own cause" means:

22A faint or wavering light; a slight indication or suggestion

23Which idiom suggests things are progressing smoothly?

24Testing the entire population would:

25The phrase "The night's not our aunt!" is an example of:

26The following are examples of LINGUISTICE MODE except for .....

27BONUS:What is this linguistic difference in perspective based on?

28A pidgin is a grammatically simplified way of communication between two communities who do not share a ..... language.

29Say excuse me

30Second language The term is used to refer to a language which is not a mother tongue but which is used for certain communicative functions in a society. Thus, English is a second language in Nigeria, Sri Lanka and Singapore, and French is a second language in Senegal, Cameroon and Tahiti.

31Which language influenced the language of the upper class?

32Cross-linguistic CA is mainly used in:

33What are Transference-equivalents?

34Contrastive Analysis Hypothesis focuses on .....

35Pragmatic errors occur when:

36British or American English is accepted.

37SLA occurs when:

38What language were the Vedas sung or chanted?

39What emphasis marker was used in this statement? "This gave the public the idea that we were nothing more than a hostile and uncompromising warring people who always sought resolution through violent methods."

40Sides of hills or mountains

41A person who is indifferent to pains and pleasure of life is

42The place where a person was born.

43A place where you can buy things.

44.....: segue::throng: mass

45It's related to research to find information about something.

46The thing we open tins with

47A person who has a high position in a company and whose job it is to make important decisions

48To pick something or make a decision

49The police were called in to break up a ..... in the bar last night.

50Something or someone that gets in your way.

51In case of a snake bite, there is often an ..... that can counteract the venom and save a person's life.

52What is the word for 'the activity of going for long walks, especially across country'?

53A tedious recital or repetitive series

54A place where people buy goods

55To jump long distances

56A controller, sensitive to the amount of humidity in the air.

57Not able to be corrected or removed by surgery; not capable of being used

58Spread throughout (something); pervade.

59To sit down lightly on the very edge or tip of something

60Not receiving proper attention

61The leader of regency is a .....