Lesson 1 ‘A hot potato’ – QUIZ
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Why can’t Erika hold or handle the potato?
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Why is a hot potato difficult to hold, touch, handle?
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When we say that a topic, a subject or a situation is a “hot potato”, it’s because:
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In the idiom Drop somebody/something like a hot potato “drop” means :
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“Drop someone/something like a hot potato” means:
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- d. talking about holidays is a hot potato for them!
- c. because we only have a little bit of paint left!
- a. and this problem is a hot potato for politicians !
- b. because he sings very badly!
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1. Erika wants to go to the sea, Greg loves the mountains,
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2. We have to drop the idea of painting the kitchen like a hot potato,
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3. The government wants to increase taxes again,
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4. She wants to drop her boyfriend like a hot potato,
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Match the idiom with the right definition:
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- This means that we abandon/leave someone/something because it is difficult or might cause problems.
- A topic / a subject / a situation or a decision is a ‘ hot potato ’ because it’s difficult to handle.
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‘to drop someone/something like a hot potato’
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‘a hot potato’
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