Goodness, it’s been about three years since I last posted one of these CT quizzes. How time flies! I used to post them almost daily on Twitter / X.
These quizzes will put your grasp of English idioms and expressions to the test. They’re short but challenging!
CT Quiz 714
What’s the missing word? (The same word fits all the gaps). Answers by *DM only* to @englishwithsuz on X. The first to answer will get a special mention!
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🔹 to have your heart ____ on something
🔹 to ____ the bar high
🔹 to ____ your teeth on edge
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Answer: SET
set your heart on something – have a strong desire or determination to do or achieve something.
Annie is very disappointed she didn’t get the job she wanted in Montreal – she has set her heart on moving to Canada. She’ll keep trying though.
set the bar high – set high standards or expectations
The maths teacher likes to set the bar high for his students – he gives them pretty tough assignments and exams.
set your teeth on edge – if something (often a noise) sets your teeth on edge it causes you discomfort or annoyance
Robert dragged his nails down the chalkboard, setting everyone’s teeth on edge.
The dire purple decor in the hotel room set my teeth on edge.
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