Discussion
Select the correct idiom to substitute the underlined segment in the following sentence.
We must meet and finalise the presentation, otherwise we shall get into trouble tomorrow.
Answer: B
'Get into hot water' means to get into trouble, so it replaces the underlined segment. 'Get into blood' is not an idiom, 'go to dogs' means to deteriorate or be ruined, and 'face the dark horse' is not a set expression ('dark horse' alone means an unexpected winner).
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