SGEP14 Unit9 Life & Career Expressions

Froggy Jumps

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SGEP14 Unit9 Life & Career Expressions


Froggy Jumps SGEP14 Unit9 Life & Career ExpressionsVersion en ligne Page 110 par The Journey of Learning English 1 What does 'Follow in someone's footsteps' mean? a To do the same job or make the same choices as someone else. b Enrol on a course To officially register as a student on a course. c Settle in To become familiar and comfortable with a new place or situation. 2 What does 'Enrol on a course' mean? a To officially register as a student on a course. b Follow in someone's footsteps To do the same job or make the same choices as someone else. c Serve an apprenticeship To learn a skilled job by working with an experienced person. 3 What does 'Serve an apprenticeship' mean? a To become familiar and comfortable with a new place or situation. b To officially register as a student on a course. c To learn a skilled job by working with an experienced person. 4 What does 'Give someone valuable insight into something' mean? a To help someone understand or learn more about something. b To officially register as a student on a course. c To learn a skilled job by working with an experienced person. 5 What does 'Settle in' mean? a To officially register as a student on a course. b To become familiar and comfortable with a new place or situation. c To continue successfully after making an important decision without regretting it. 6 What does 'Find your feet' mean? a To learn a skilled job by working with an experienced person. b To become confident and comfortable in a new situation. c To become familiar and comfortable with a new place or situation. 7 What does 'Overcome setbacks' mean? a To stop or delay something temporarily, with the intention of continuing it later. b To successfully deal with problems that delay your progress. c To become confident and comfortable in a new situation. 8 What does 'Put something on hold' mean? a To stop or delay something temporarily, with the intention of continuing it later. b To officially register as a student on a course. c To learn a skilled job by working with an experienced person. 9 What does 'Aspirations' mean? a Strong hopes or ambitions to achieve something. b To stop or delay something temporarily, with the intention of continuing it later. c To become familiar and comfortable with a new place or situation. 10 What does 'Drive' mean? a To become confident and comfortable in a new situation. b Strong determination and motivation to succeed. c To do an activity for the first time to see whether you like it or are good at it. 11 What does 'Get on in life' mean? a To succeed in doing or completing something. b To become successful in life or your career. c To learn a skilled job by working with an experienced person. 12 What does 'Try your hand at something' mean? a To do an activity for the first time to see whether you like it or are good at it. b To become familiar and comfortable with a new place or situation. c To succeed in doing or completing something. 13 What does 'Accomplish something' mean? a To officially register as a student on a course. b To succeed in doing or completing something. c To help someone understand or learn more about something. 14 What does 'Never look back' mean? a To stop or delay something temporarily, with the intention of continuing it later. b To become confident and comfortable in a new situation. c To continue successfully after making an important decision without regretting it. 15 What does 'Be at the top of your game' mean? a To do an activity for the first time to see whether you like it or are good at it. b To finally be in a particular situation or place, especially one that was not originally planned. c To be performing at your highest or most successful level. 16 What does 'End up' mean? a To finally be in a particular situation or place, especially one that was not originally planned. b To learn a skilled job by working with an experienced person. c To be performing at your highest or most successful level.

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SGEP14 Unit9 Life & Career ExpressionsVersion en ligne

par The Journey of Learning English

What does 'Follow in someone's footsteps' mean?

What does 'Enrol on a course' mean?

What does 'Serve an apprenticeship' mean?

What does 'Give someone valuable insight into something' mean?

What does 'Settle in' mean?

What does 'Find your feet' mean?

What does 'Overcome setbacks' mean?

What does 'Put something on hold' mean?

What does 'Aspirations' mean?

What does 'Drive' mean?

What does 'Get on in life' mean?

What does 'Try your hand at something' mean?

What does 'Accomplish something' mean?

What does 'Never look back' mean?

What does 'Be at the top of your game' mean?

What does 'End up' mean?