Lesson 1 Leg
1.You don't have a let to stand on.
2.I just do sone legwork for him.
3.Let's stretch our legs for a while.
4.I'm on my legs now.
5.My job's to put you a let up.
6.The window shopping walked my legs off.
7.He's the guy who has all legs.
8.Come on,let's shake a leg.
Lesson 2 Fat
1.I should go to the fat farm.
2.We chewed the fat throughout the night.
3.Some of my classmates became real fat cats.
4.I got a big fat zero in English.
5.I slipped and got fat lips.
6.I flew back by the fat Albert.
7.Look what you've done,you fat head!
8.That's a fat bargain.
Lesson 3 Funny
1.Don't get funny with him.
2.Make a funny!
3.He's the funniest guy in the class.
4.I'm fond of reading the funnies.
5.I hit my funny bone.
6.I won't get into this funy business.
7.Bab luck that I got funny money.
8.You should be sent to the funny farm.
Lesson 4 Play
1.He's playing dumb.
2.She's just playing on my sympathy.
3.You got to play it cool with classmates.
4.Talk it off!Don't play rough.
5.You play the the first fiddle,I play the second.
6.I caught you playing truant.
7.We'll succeed if we play our cards right.
8.You're playing with fire.
Lesson 5 Tip
1.Thanks a million for your tips.
2.It's customary to tip someone for his service.
3.It's just on the tip of my tongue.
4.You've been doing tiptop work.
5.One guest gave me a fat tip.
6.I'm on tiptoe for vacation to begin.
7.I tiptoed out of the dowm.
8.They are at the tip of my fingers.
Lesson 6 Bet
1.My bet is he'll show up on time!
2.It's a safe bet that he'll win.
3.I can bet my life on it.
4.Want to make a bet?
5.I bet I can help him.
6.You bet your boots,we'll follow the rules.
7.Your best bet is to take a class.
8.I'll bet my bottom dollar on it.
Lesson 7 Owe
1.You owe me one.
2.I owe you an apology for that.
3.I owe you big.
4.I owe it all to you.
5.I owe you nothing now.
6.He owes me for what he did.
7.I still owe you 150 yuan.
8.I owe it no myself to explain it.
Lesson 8 House
1.I keep an open house to you.
2.Their cross-talk brought down the house.
3.Your bill is on the house.]
4.He eats his Dad out of house and home.
5.We worked on answering like a house on fire.
6.Better put your own house in order first.
7.They give me a lot of house.
8.Our library houses 1,500,000 books.
Lesson 9 Book
1.I can read him like a book.
2.We did everything by the book.
3.In my book,it's not right.
4.I'm all booked up this week.
5.This idea suits my book.
6.She's an open book to all of us.
7.You speak like a look.
8.It's one for the books.
Lesson 10 OK
1.All we need is an ok from you.
2.The president has oked our request.
3.Is this spelling ok?
4.I'm going to borrow your calculator,Ok?
5.I was sick,but now I'm ok.
6.Your buddy is an ok guy.
7.Hey,loud mouth,I'm trying to study here,Ok?
8.Ok,you're right,you're great,you're smart!
Lesson 11 White
1.I never care for the white coffee.
2.A white lie won't do any harm.
3.It's black and white-she likes him.
4.Put it down in black and white.
5.You're white as a sheet.
6.He only eats the whites never the yolks.
7.I turned white with anger.
8.This is very white of you.
Lesson 12 Old
1.Those jokes are as old as the hills.
2.Claiming ill-that's the oldest trick in the book.
3.Making friends on the Interneet is old hat now.
4.You poor old girl!You're trapped.
5.I sang the oldie-Old Long Song.
6.She is an old-timer around here.
7.He's an old China hand.
8.It's nothing but an old wives' tale.
Lesson 13 Heavy
1.I think cookies are too heavy.
2.My eyes are very heavy.
3.I gave my seat to a woman heavy with child.
4.I have had a heavy day.
5.He's a heavy weight among the students.
6.He's a heavy smoker.
7.I'm nuts about heavy metal.
8.This book is heavy reading.
Lesson 14 Screw
1.You can't screw up this time.
2.You got screwed again this time?
3.I'm not for sale.Screw your money!
4.You screw with me and you'll be sorry.
5.Stop screwing off in school.
6.That crook screwed me out of ￥10.
7.The guy must have a screw loose.
8.We have t put screws on him.