It means you do something very successfully. What idiom should it be?, with flying colors, blood, sweat, and tears, thank your lucky stars, It means start. Which phrasal verb should it be?, do away with, work out, take up, It means requiring effort and hard work. Which idiom should it be?, blood, sweat and tears, rags to riches, give someone credit for something, It means arrive and register at a hotel or airport. Which phrasal verb should it be?, put off, check in, work out, It means postpone something. Which phrasal verb should it be?, ask around, get by, put off, It means manage to live with difficulty. Which phrasal verb should it be?, go ahead, get by, call around, When a habit begins to cost money, it's called ......... Complete the blank., a hobby, an expense, spending, It means being so enthusiastic and passionate about something that you think about it all the time. Which idiom should it be?, hit the nail on the head, hit the books, eat, sleep and breathe something, It means to be grateful for having good luck. Which idiom should it be?, stab someone in the back, look like a million dollars, thank your lucky stars, It means think in an original and creative way. Which idiom should it be?, ring a bell, think outside the box, a perfect storm, It means try out every possibility to get a result. Which idiom should it be?, chasing rainbows, as cold as stone, explore all avenues

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