Match the idioms with their meanings

	(about food or drink) provided free by the owner of the restaurant
	a place to live
	understand the situation
	have a large number of problems to deal with or a large amount of work to do
	have a very friendly relationship
	relax and make yourself comfortable in someone else's home
	have a secret that would cause embarrassment if it were known
	completely wasted or spoiled

Choose the correct options

1. Your meal is
   [ ] the house tonight!
2. Almost everybody has a skeleton in the
   [ ].
3. Oh, I get the
   [ ]. You're in love with Lydia, aren't you?
4. It is difficult to keep a
   [ ] over your
   [ ] when you get paid $5.50 an hour.
5. Jack and Jane get on like a
   [ ] on
   [ ].
6. It isn't a good time to discuss the problem with Anna. She's got a lot on her
   [ ] at the moment.
7. Some people feel that renting a flat is money
   [ ] the
   [ ].
8. Sit down and
   [ ] yourself at home.