Choose the appropriate phrases. There are two extra options. Idioms meaning To get on one's nerves — to annoy, bother. To follow in one's footsteps — to do the same thing as someone else. In the same boat — in a similar situation. To give someone the cold shoulder — to treat someone in an unfriendly way. Jack-of-all-trades — a person who can skillfully do various tasks. Like a bear with a sore head — to behave in a very bad-tempered way. To play it cool — to behave in a calm way. follow in her parents' footsteps like a bear with a sore head play it cool jack-of-all-trades gives him the cold shoulder gets on her nerves in the same boat Willow wasn't allowed to and become a doctor, so she decided to become an artist. When my dad gets angry he's. I know that you are upset but you have to at the party. You don't want them to see you unhappy, do you? Abby is so skilful. She is the in our family. John's uncle always at family dinners.

Задание

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Choose the appropriate phrases. There are two extra options.
Idioms meaning
To get on one's nerves — to annoy, bother.

To follow in one's footsteps — to do the same thing as someone else.

In the same boat — in a similar situation.

To give someone the cold shoulder — to treat someone in an unfriendly way.

Jack-of-all-trades — a person who can skillfully do various tasks.

Like a bear with a sore head — to behave in a very bad-tempered way.

To play it cool — to behave in a calm way.

Willow wasn't allowed to [ ] and become a doctor, so she decided to become an artist.
When my dad gets angry he's [ ].
I know that you are upset but you have to [ ] at the party. You don't want them to see you unhappy, do you?
Abby is so skilful. She is the [ ] in our family.
John's uncle always [ ] at family dinners.