Every language has its own idioms and expression and the English language has plenty of phrases that is useful to learn. Idioms are words or phrases that aren’t meant to be taken literally and usually have a cultural meaning behind them. Most of the English idioms you hear are offering advice’s but also contain some underlying principles and values.
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Content test:
A.to make a long story short
B.turn a blind eye
C.start from scratch
D.smell a rat
A.long in the tooth
B.a loose cannon
C.against the clock
D.a cup of Joe
A.it’s a small world
B.in the buff
C.a slap on the wrist
D.no dice
A.in the buff
B.a charley horse
C.a loose cannon
D.a spitting image
A.a room to swing a cat
B.a penny for your thoughts
C.a southpaw
D.a chip on your shoulder
A.a dry run
B.a small world
C.under the weather
D.fool’s gold
A.hot potato
B.pig in a poke
C.dead ringer
D.fuddy-duddy
A.went out on a limb
B.piped down
C.went down like a lead balloon
D.passed the buck
A.drive me up the wall
B.start from the scratch
C.put the pedal to the metal
D.smell a rat
A.feeding frenzy
B.to add insult to injury
C.killing two birds with one stone
D.went the extra mile
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