Read the definitions and then use them into t...

Matching

Read the definitions and then use them into the correct spaces for each sentence

Large-handed – generous, charitable
Not to lift a hand - not to help someone
On the other hand –from a different perspective
To be an old hand at something – to be well-qualified or have experience at something
To catch somebody red-handed – to catch somebody while doing something wrong.
To get out of hand – to be beyond control
To keep one’s hand in – to keep the practice of
To lend a hand – to help
To overplay a hand – to overestimate your possibilities, strengths
To know somebody like the back of one’s hand - to know somebody very well

Subquestion	Possible match
She bought me the newest car that was a very expensive present. She is ………………	Large-handed
They begged me to help to solve their problems but I didn’t even care. I didn’t ……………………	caught red-handed
This may be true but let’s look at this from a different perspective. …………………….. those arguments are really good.	on the other hand
My mother has been teaching for 25 years. She’s wise and clever and well experienced. She is ………………. in this job.	lift a hand
Tom was seen in the supermarket. He wanted to steal a new mp3 player. Unfortunately for him he was………………… and the police arrested him.	an old hand

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