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English Language Tests-Intermediate level's archive English Slang Idioms (17) 1."I had to get some more coffee during my afternoon break. I was starting to out of steam," Laurie said to Linda. blow run let burn 2.Jack knew that he should go for a run. Running helped him blow off after an aggravating day in the office. pounds balloons steam sweat 3.Sally knew that Hank had her project by giving her incorrect statistics underestimating the expenses the firm would incur in getting it started. sabotaged eradicated helped erased 4.I really messed with his cow when I said that guns should not be sold or owned anywhere in America. milk brown sacred Hereford 5.Just two more minutes and he'd be by the bell. Then he wouldn't have to hand in his report until next Monday. rung out led saved 6.It is considered important by many in America to teach teenagers about sex. safe gratuitous graphic public 7.I know the company wants to find a , but I had nothing to do with that project at all. They will obviously have to find someone else. billy goat scapegoat boar sheep 8."Break a !" John said as his sister went up the stairs to give her performance. bone line leg board 9.He knew that investigating Jim was a shot in the , but he had to try something. dark woods butt glass 10.The lawyer took a cheap at the defendant, hoping that it would make him mad enough to blurt out what she wanted to know. trick price aim shot . English Language Tests-Intermediate level's archive English Slang Idioms (17) 1."I had to get some more coffee during my afternoon