This newsletter tells you all about English! Start your FREE email English course now!

English grammar tests

easy medium advanced

English synonym tests

easy medium advanced

Business English tests

easy medium advanced

English idiom tests

easy medium advanced

Common error tests
easy medium advanced

English Grammar Lessons & Stories
Simple Present
Present Continuous
Future Tense
Articles in English
Progressive Forms
Passive Voice
Relative Pronouns
Prepositions
Adverb
Adverbs Types
Indirect Speech
Conjunctions
Conditionals
Subjunctive
Reflections
Verb Make or Do?

English Idiom and Expression Exercises

Phrasal verb bring
Phrasal verb fall
Phrasal verb get
Phrasal verb go
Phrasal verb hold
Phrasal verb look
Phrasal verb run
Phrasal verb take
One Thing Or Another
Saying It Twice
Colour Idioms
Cool Expressions
Book Expressions
Word Story: Health
Word Story: Jokes
Word Story: Dictionary
Word Story: Search Engines
Word Story: Weather
A matter of degree
Gerund or Infinitive
Are you a nitpicker?
The scariest thing
Hooked up
Just me and English
Start or begin?
How to learn English
Language is a Cycle
Characteristics of English
British vs. American English
How I learned English
Englishes on CNN
French or English?
A Rhapsody of Words
Sea Expressions
Are you fancy free?
Well, Hello!
Womens' Day
Three Letters for you
That time of year
The Name of the Game

English Animal Idioms

ESL test for advanced level students

Home > English as a Foreign Language > English Idiomatic Expressions, Advanced Level # 1

All tests TOP 100 Listen to the answers Forum Dictionaries

There are times when you must decide and take the bull by the horns.

	(a) make the right decision
	(b) make the wrong decision
	(c) make a bold decision
	(d) make a final decision

english animal idioms, verb tense worksheet, make the right decision vs make the wrong decision vs make a bold

82 English Idiom and Expression Exercises — Printable, photocopiable.
For use in a classroom, at home, on your PC or anywhere.

vocabulary test: noun adjective lists toefl verbal test

He leads a dog's life really because his freedom is always curtailed.

	(a) never knows what to do
	(b) sometimes does something wrong
	(c) never goes out
	(d) never does what he wants

direct and indirect object pronouns, never knows what to do vs sometimes does something wrong vs never goes out

Pimsleur English for Portuguese Brazilian Speakers — Learning English can
be fun. Try this audio program and you will make progress fast.

interactive word games: free online noun adjective game

No-one ever mentions him because he's regarded as the black sheep of the family.

	(a) the one with a sense of humour
	(b) the one with a bad reputation
	(c) the one who is always late
	(d) the one who never washes

adverb comparative and superlative, the one with a sense of humour vs the one with a bad reputation vs the one

Join our English Learning Community! — Make new friends today!

meaning of construe, devout, zealot, feint, mediocre, imprecation

I shouldn't go outside without a raincoat because it's raining cats and dogs.

	(a) it's just started to rain
	(b) it's going to rain
	(c) it's raining very heavily
	(d) it's raining a little

preposition game, it's just started to rain vs it's going to rain vs it's raining very heavily vs it's raining a

FREE email English course — Here is all you want to know
about English. Start exploring the English language today!

definition of balloon, story, tonight, device, box, history, orbit

You shouldn't sign there I think he's about to make a monkey out of you.

	(a) to make a fool of you
	(b) to make you lose money
	(c) to make you feel stupid
	(d) to make you lose interest

100 english idioms, to make a fool of you vs to make you lose money vs to make you feel stupid vs to make you

vocabulary words: english verbs sat test

It's a lovely house and very big but nobody uses it so it's a bit of a white elephant.

	(a) something very beautiful and useful
	(b) something very big and useful
	(c) something very cheap and useless
	(d) something very expensive and useless

english animal idioms, what is a pronoun, something very beautiful and useful vs something very big and useful

word games: free online verb quiz sat test

When the business folded, he took the lion's share of the assets.

	(a) the easiest part
	(b) the smallest part
	(c) the biggest part
	(d) the only part

english verb tense, the easiest part vs the smallest part vs the biggest part vs the only part

define blaspheme, disquiet, evolve, telescope, felicitate, antedate

Without my glasses I can't see where I'm going in fact I'm as blind as a bat.

	(a) very short sighted
	(b) very long sighted
	(c) very far sighted
	(d) very clear sighted

english grammar who whom, very short sighted vs very long sighted vs very far sighted vs very clear sighted

toefl essay sample: some people believe that university...

I get very irritated sometimes because they're always up with the lark and I like to lie in.

	(a) up very easily
	(b) up very early
	(c) up very often
	(d) up very noisily

part of speech activity, up very easily vs up very early vs up very often vs up very noisily

toefl essay sample: you have enough money to purchase...

I would advise you to do that as well and in that way you'll kill two birds with one stone.

	(a) get things done twice
	(b) get something done two times
	(c) get two things done at the same time
	(d) get two things done twice

food idioms, get things done twice vs get something done two times vs get two things done at the same time

ESL/EFL Worksheets and Handouts for Students and Teachers

Your ESL/EFL Test Package will help you learn new phrases, idioms, expressions and English grammar structures every single day. And you won't even have to cram any grammar rules or vocabulary words into your head. Instead, you will be absorbing bits and pieces of the English language almost without realizing it. This compact PDF English Test Package is the only printable English test collection currently available on the Internet. It contains 1544 ESL/EFL tests (10 questions per test plus answer keys) covering a wide variety of topics and grammatical points. Get your English Test Package Now!

FREE email English course with 56019 Subscribers

name

email

Search results:

Verb tense worksheet

You will find everything related to your search phrase "verb tense worksheet" on our vocabulary building pages such as parts of speech (nouns, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, pronouns, conjunctions, modifiers, etc.), common words, idioms, phrases and expressions, word definitions from online dictionaries, free word and sentence translation, grammar structures and much more.

TOEIC — Test Of English for International Communication (3420 words, 684 tests, intermediate level)
GRE — Graduate Record Examination (3750 words, 750 tests, intermediate level)
SAT — Scholastic Assessment Test (5010 words, 1002 tests, intermediate level)
TOEFL — Test Of English as a Foreign Language (600 words, 120 tests, advanced level)
GMAT — Graduate Management Admission Test (1400 words, 280 tests, advanced level)

Discover our English Forum
Meaning of "take the bull by the horns", Lead a dog's life, The black sheep of the family, It's raining cats and dogs, To make a fool of you, What is a "white elephant"?, Meaning of "lion's share", Expression: as blind as a bat, Up with the lark, What idioms are prepositional phrases?, TOEFL essay sample: Some people believe that students..., TOEFL essay sample: Invest in the basic education..., TOEFL essay: Parents are the best teachers, TOEFL Essay: Immigration - a necessary evil or a true benefit to society?, TOEFL IBT (Will be topic repeated on same month?), TOEFL Essay: Your school has enough money to purchase either computers for..., TOEFL essay: For as long as I can remember my parents have made every effort..., TOEFL essay sample: Luck has nothing to do with success, Difference between exhausting and exhaustive, 'in' words and 'out' words, Why do Amercians have problems practicing languages?, hand over a message or give him a message, What does the latest news mean?, TOEFL practice test

To link to English-Test.net from your website, simply cut and paste the following code to your web page.

It will appear on your page as
English Idioms and Expressions — Learn English Online at English-Test.net

EFL/ESL Links: ESL exercises: Question Tags (3) • Rule for preposition • English exercise: Question Tags (3) (Answers) • 100 english idioms • Grammar practice: Relative Pronouns • Auxiliary verbs modal • ESL testing: Relative Pronouns (Answers) • What is a pronoun • ESL activities: Story (3) • Grammar passive voice • EFL worksheets: Story (3) (Answers) • Personal pronoun lesson plan • English handouts: Employment and Training • Preposition lesson • English exersices: Employment and Training (Answers) • Nouns and countable and uncountable • English activities: Weather Forecast • Activity homophones web site • English worksheets: Weather Forecast (Answers) • Child idioms • EFL exercises: Splitting Hairs • What part of speech is not • Practicing English: Splitting Hairs (Answers) • English modal verb • ESL practice test: Phrasal Verbs • Identifying part of speech • Multiple choice practice: Phrasal Verbs (Answers) • Preposition definition • EFL test: English Animal Idioms (answers) • Preposition picture • ESL Audio Online - English MP3 - English Pronunciation

English Tests for TOEFL, TOEIC, GMAT, GRE, SAT, PCAT, MCAT, ASVAB, ESL/EFL

copyright © 2003—2009 english-test.net