tailieunhanh - in the know understanding and using idioms phần 10

Trong khi vẫn giữ cùng một phương pháp tiếp cận cơ bản và vật chất trong các phiên bản trước đó, phiên bản thứ ba phát triển đầy đủ hơn các hoạt động học tập giao tiếp và tương tác ngôn ngữ. Một số tính năng mới là: | win out to succeed after great effort In the end common sense won out. 33 win someone over also win over someone to succeed in changing opinion The argument she used to win them over was not about who was right and who was wrong. - uNrr 1 do something with one hand tied behind your back also do something with one arm tied behind your back to do something very easily Cleaning your bike is so simple a chimp could do it with one hand tied behind his back. - UNIT 24 with your back against the wall in a serious situation with few ways to react to it The Mexican team has its back against the wall and must win tonight s game. - UNIT 13 do something with your eyes closed to do something very easily I ve filled this form in so many times I could do it with my eyes closed. - UNIT 24 work hand in glove with someone something to do something together with someone or something else The computer chips are designed to work hand in glove with the new microprocessor. USAGE often used in the form go hand in glove - UNIT 18 the world is your oyster you have the ability and the freedom to do exactly what you want The world is your oyster when you re young and healthy and free to go anywhere. - UNIT 19 worth a damn slang to have value Kids in this city aren t getting an education that s worth a damn. - UNIT 34 it s well worth it it is rewarding despite the difficulties involved It was a long di mb up the hill but the view from the top was worth it. - UNIT 34 worth its weight in gold extremely useful or valuable User-friendly software is worth Its weight in gold. ORIGIN based on the idea that gold is the most valuable metal - UNIT 26 you bet I agree I think people in that neighborhood are snobs. Oh you bet. - UNIT 1 you can say that again also you said it especially spoken I agree with you completely That was an absolutely delicious lunch. You can say that again. - UNIT 1 Reference Answer key Unit 1 Agreeing and disagreeing Focus on meaning A. Grouping Agreeing a d g k I Disagreeing b c