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Expressions with the word 'face' - English lesson

Expressions with the word 'Face'
- To make a face
The baby made a face when he tasted the lemon.

- To be faced with
She was faced with a difficult decision.

- To face the facts
It's time to face the facts: we're not going to win.

- He can't face doing (something)
He can't face telling his parents the truth.

- To talk to someone face to face
We need to talk face to face instead of texting.

- To face the music
After breaking the window, he had to face the music.

- To fall flat on one's face
I tried to skate, but I fell flat on my face.

- His face fell
His face fell when he heard the bad news.

- To keep a straight face
I couldn't keep a straight face during the funny speech.

- Two-faced
Be careful, she's two-faced and talks behind people's backs.

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1. She thought he would give her an expensive piece of jewelry. Her when he handed her a single rose.

2. I've gotten old. I have to that I can't do as much as I used to.

3. The weather is awful and the grass is so overgrown I any gardening right now.

4. When my 4-year-old asked me if Father Christmas was my best friend I found it hard to .

5. Don't run so fast in these high heels. You could .

6. You shouldn't give someone bad news over the phone. It's better to tell them

7. It's your fault the neighbour's car got scratched. You've got to and pay for the damages.

8. Don't trust him. He says one thing to your face and another behind your back. He is

9. He is the problem of what to do with his dog while he is on holidays.

10. The medecine his mother gave him tasted horrible and the child

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