Answer Sheet
Q1 - 'Have down as' means to have a bad opinion of.


Q2 - If you have it in for someone, you have a grudge against them.


Q3 - If you have it out with someone, you entertain them in your home.


Q4 - If you have someone down as a conservative, you think that is what they believe.


Q5 - If you have some cheese in the house, you haven't run out.


Q6 - If you have something against someone, you don't believe them.


Q7 - If you have the builders in your home, they are doing work there.


Q8 - If you have it away with someone, you have a particular opinion about what they believe or think.


Q9 - If you have friends round, you tell them exactly what you think of them.


Q10 - If you have a day off, you don't go to work.


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