This idiom means to quit an unhealthy addiction, for example to alcohol or tobacco, suddenly and completely.

The best way to stop your addiction to something unhealthy is to quit _______ _______.

This idiom means to slow down, wait a minute or be patient.

Mum! _____ _____ _____! I know we're running late, but I'd rather arrive alive than dead!

This idiom means that something makes you angry, upset or irritated.

People who speak loudly on their phones in quiet public places, really _____ _____ _____!

This idiom means that you are well prepared or well organized for something that is going to happen.

I usually ______ ______ _______ ________ _______ ______ ______, but this time I was totally unprepared.

This idiom means to do something in an uncontrolled, disorganized, illogical and irrational way.

He usually has all his ducks in a row, but this time he's ______ _____ _____ _____ _____ ______.

When used to ridicule someone, this idiom means someone who is overly excited and too enthusiastic about doing a job. It can also be a positive way to describe someone who just works really hard.

Mary is such an ______ ______! She is always the first one to do whatever the boss asks. I think she's hoping for a promotion!

This idiom means to quit an unhealthy addiction, for example to alcohol or tobacco, suddenly and completely. The best way to stop your addiction to something unhealthy is to quit _______ _______.

This idiom means to quit an unhealthy addiction, for example to alcohol or tobacco, suddenly and completely. The best way to stop your addiction to something unhealthy is to quit _ _.