Match the travel idioms with their meanings. Try to guess their meanings. 1. to be in the same boat a) to become very angry 2. that ship has sailed b) to be cheated, misled or deceived by someone 3. ship has come in c) to talk very rapidly and quickly 4. to be taken for a ride d) a particular opportunity has passed 5. to go to great lengths e) to allow a situation to continue 6. to fly off the handle f) to be in the same situation or predicament 7. to let things ride g) to make a great effort, to try very hard 8. to talk a mile a minute h) something very good has happened 9. to hit the road i) to make someone extremely angry 10. to drive someone up the wall j) to leave a place or begin a journey
— We are going to our glade, Ann. There we (will have) a picnic.
— (Isn't) it our glade, Tom? But there (is) so much litter here!
— Somebody ( left) all this rubbish in such a beautiful place! Just look at these empty cans and bottles!
— And look, Tom, somebody (has not put out) a campfire! It (is still burning)!
— Well, this place ( looks) horrible. And this (is) our favourite place for having picnics!
— Right. But we (have never left) rubbish here. We (always picked) the wrapping papers and cans and ( carried) them to the nearest waste bin. I think we (have to clean) away all the rubbish first.
— OK. Then I (will put out) the fire.
— And I (will pick) up all the rubbish.