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Idioms With Come

The document provides a vocabulary activity focusing on idioms that use the word 'come'. It includes 10 sentences to complete with words from a list and then match the idioms to their meanings.

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Idioms With Come

The document provides a vocabulary activity focusing on idioms that use the word 'come'. It includes 10 sentences to complete with words from a list and then match the idioms to their meanings.

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Vocabulary focus: Idioms with COME

Quic k Fix 89 – idioms with COME


ST UDENT W OR KSH EET

ACTIVITY: Complete the sentences with the words from the list. Then, match the idioms with their meanings.

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1. Styles come and ……………… but the glamour of drugs endures.


2. North Korea must come …….……. about its nuclear arsenal.
3. Don’t forget your umbrella. It’ll come in …………….. if it
rains.
4. After a few months on the dole, he finally came down to
……………. and started looking for a job.
5. We have so far failed to come to ……………… with the ecological
problems.
6. Her boyfriend knows very well that she will inherit a fortune when she
comes of …………………. .
7. More and more homosexual celebrities are now coming out of the ………………….. .
8. Unfortunately, all our efforts came to …………………… and we lost the contract.
9. Tickets are available on a first come, first ………………….. basis.
10. New evidence has recently come to …………………….. .

to admit and explain something that you have kept as a secret …………………………………………..
to be useful …………………………………………..
to have no successful result …………………………………………..
to return to a normal way of behaving after a time when they
…………………………………………..
haven’t been very practical
to reach the age when you have an adult’s legal rights …………………………………………..
to begin to understand and deal with something difficult …………………………………………..
to arrive and leave; to be present for a short time …………………………………………..
in the order in which people arrive …………………………………………..
to admit something openly that you kept secret before,
…………………………………………..
because of shame or embarrassment
to become known to people …………………………………………..

www.english-4U.com: OCTOBER 2007

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