Complete the idioms. Use some of them in the correct form to comment on each situation

• on the road

• to run

• the show

• to set

• to follow

• the limelight

• go on

• to get the show [ ] — to put a plan into action

• [ ] the show — to take charge of an event or activity

• to steal [ ] — to receive the most attention/praise

• [ ] the scene — to describe a place or situation in which a story is set

• to be a hard/tough act [ ] — to be so good that it is not likely that anyone or anything that comes after will be as good

• to be in [ ] — to be the focus of everyone's attention

• the show must [ ] — an event or activity must continue despite any problems

You really liked the dance that was in a theatre performance. You say:

"The part of the play with the dance [ ]."

Your best friend is very popular and likes to be the focus of everyone's attention. You say:

"Sam likes to [ ]."

Your friend and you are planning a cool party. You say:

"I can't wait until the evening. Let's [ ] a bit earlier."

Your classmate has shown good results in the swimming competition. You are taking part in the same competition and tell your friend:

"It will be [ ] your results, but I'll try."

Your English homework is to create a horror story, but you don't know what to start with. Your sister offers help and says:

"First, let's [ ]: It was a dark, windy night… ."