Lesson 4 ‘Two Peas in a Pod’ – QUIZ
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Does Erika like Greg’s special soups?
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Erika and Greg’s friends, Tom and Peter, …
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Complete the definition of the meaning of “Two peas in a pod” given by Greg: use the following missing words: character, appearance, identical, two.
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When we use the English idiom ‘two peas in a pod’ we’re talking about people who are so similar, they’re almost in or .
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Put the following adjectives in order (starting from the top with the word which describes two people who look exactly the same):
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similar
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different
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complete opposites
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identical
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Match each adjective with its opposite adjective.
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- dissimilar
- unlike
- same
- distinct
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similar
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alike
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different
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identical
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