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a piece of cake question 1
You shouldn't worry about the exam because you have prepared well and you'll probably find it a piece of cake.


a piece of cake, answer 1 a piece of cake, preposition, easy to digest vs easy to read vs easy to start vs very easy

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 learn english vocabulary: noun test toefl test Idiom: have your cake and eat it
a piece of cake question 2
The trouble with you is that you are a bit selfish and your sole philosophy is to have your cake and eat it.


a piece of cake, answer 2 writing esl articles, expect too much of life vs lead a life of pleasure vs spend your life eating vs eat too

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 word games: free online noun quiz toefl test He lost interest in it vs. he lost his interest
a piece of cake question 3
When he heard that the necklace had been stolen, he dropped it like a hot potato.


a piece of cake, answer 3 reflexive verb, he let it fall from his hands vs he suddenly lost interest in it vs he gave it to somebody else

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a piece of cake question 4
He sits and watches TV all day and has turned into a veritable couch potato.


a piece of cake, answer 4 verb tense quiz, a good sleeper vs an enthusiast vs a very lazy person vs a deep thinker

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 definition of crime, percent, note, award, permit, afraid, divide Idiom: 'in the soup'
a piece of cake question 5
Thanks to you we're really in the soup now and I don't honestly know why I ever listen to you.


a piece of cake, answer 5 definition of idioms, in an interesting situation vs in deep trouble vs in an unusual situation vs in rough

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 vocabulary exercises: english verbs free sat test Idiom: cook the fatted calf
a piece of cake question 6
As he had been away from home for some years, they decided on his return to cook the fatted calf.


a piece of cake, answer 6 a piece of cake, intensive pronoun, have a big celebration vs go out for a meal vs employ a top chef vs eat as

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a piece of cake question 7
There's something very fishy about that story he told us because I can't quite get to the bottom of it.


a piece of cake, answer 7 english essay question, to do with the sea vs connected with fish vs suspicious vs strong smelling

 define outlast, underwrite, reign, loathe, constrict, deduce Meaning of 'Like two peas in a pod'
a piece of cake question 8
Their mother always describes her twin sons as like two peas in a pod.


a piece of cake, answer 8 countable, uncountable nouns, both round in shape vs both full of fun vs both saying the same thing vs both

 toefl online practice test sites? "have got egg on his face" what does it mean?
a piece of cake question 9
After what he said and after what has happened he certainly seems to have got egg on his face.


a piece of cake, answer 9 exercise business english, have made a fool of himself vs have lost a lot of money vs have said the wrong thing

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a piece of cake question 10
He always took advice from his parents about being careful and never put all his eggs in one basket.


a piece of cake, answer 10 esl preposition lessons in and on, carried too much in one hand vs relied too much on one plan vs decided to do

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