Use the appropriate idioms with as as to express the same as the words in brackets 2. the robinsons were in great need of money, in fact, they (had almost nothing to live on) and required urgent help. 3. when anna feels nervous, her hands get (very cold) and begin trembling. 4. the town we were passing was (ancient) and had a number of excavation sites which were very interesting to visit. 5. what's up with irene? recently she's been (extremely nervous) this morning she actually shut the door on me and refused to talk. 6. this little lap dog is (not afraid of anything) it is also known to be greatly devoted to its masters. 7. after his long illness the child (has neither energy nor strength) so we take him out in a wheelchair. 8. now all the problems were forgotten and the girl looked (rested) and cheerful again. 9. there was no hope left: the poor old dog (was not breathing) we knew we had lost him

2. The Robinsons were in great need of money, in fact, they were as poor as a church mouse and required urgent help.
3. When Anna feels nervous, her hands get as cold as ice and begin trembling.
4. The town we were passing was as old as the hills and had a number of excavation sites which were very interesting to visit.
5. What's up with Irene? Recently she's been as nervous as a cat .This morning she actually shut the door on me and refused to talk.
6. This little lap dog is as brave as a lion. It is also known to be greatly devoted to its masters.
7. After his long illness the child is as weak as water so we take him out in a wheelchair.
8. Now all the problems were forgotten and the girl looked as fresh as a dasy again.
9. There was no hope left: the poor old dog was as dead as a dodo (as dead as a doornail) We knew we had lost him