English with Lucy: Everyday English Expressions

What is the purpose of the PDF mentioned in the lesson?

• To provide a transcript of the video

• To offer additional exercises and notes

• To give a list of English idioms

• To share Lucy's personal stories

What does the expression 'get something off the ground' mean?

• To finish a task quickly

• To abandon an idea

• To lift something heavy

• To start a project successfully

How is the phrase 'best idea ever' typically used?

• To criticize an idea

• To express enthusiasm for an idea

• To describe a failed plan

• To suggest an alternative

What does the phrase 'they were all' imply in spoken English?

• That a group was present

• That everyone agreed

• That a decision was made

• That someone had strong feelings

In what context might you hear 'you're in for a treat'?

• When a task is very difficult

• When something is going to be enjoyable

• When someone is in trouble

• When a surprise is ruined

What does 'get the ball rolling' mean?

• To start an activity or process

• To play a game of golf

• To stop a conversation

• To make a decision

How would you use 'do you fancy' in a conversation?

• To ask if someone likes a particular food

• To invite someone to join an activity

• To suggest a change of plans

• To inquire about someone's availability

What does 'play it by ear' suggest about planning?

• To make detailed plans in advance

• To improvise as the situation develops

• To avoid making any plans

• To follow a strict schedule

What does it mean to be 'over the moon'?

• To be very happy

• To be confused

• To be angry

• To be tired

What does 'bear in mind' mean?

• To make a decision

• To consider or remember something

• To forget something

• To ignore a fact