Idioms Mastery: Common Phrases

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Recognize and use common English idioms.

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Tifany Estevez

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Froggy Jumps Idioms Mastery: Common PhrasesVersion en ligne Recognize and use common English idioms. par Tifany Estevez 1 What does the idiom 'an arm and a leg' mean? a Very expensive b Very cheap c A medical injury 2 Which describes the idiom 'off the top of my head'? a In a formal report b From memory without looking it up c After careful calculation 3 What does 'all ears' mean? a Very quiet b Listening very attentively c Not listening 4 The phrase 'pain in the neck' refers to... a A tasty snack b A person or thing that is annoying c A neck strain 5 What does 'pulling my leg' mean? a Forcing someone to walk b Being serious c Joking or teasing 6 Choose the sentence that uses 'an arm and a leg' correctly. a The concert tickets cost an arm and a leg. b The coat was affordable. c We saved a lot of money. 7 Which sentence uses 'off the top of my head' correctly? a I finished it off the top of my head. b I will decide off the top of my head. c I can't recall his name off the top of my head. 8 Which sentence uses 'all ears' correctly? a I'm all ears about your plan. b The room was quiet and all ears. c It's all ears today. 9 Which sentence uses 'pain in the neck' correctly? a He has a neckache and leg. b The soup is a pain in the neck. c Traffic is a pain in the neck. 10 Which sentence uses 'pulling my leg' correctly? a I'm pulling your leg the train. b Relax, I'm just pulling your leg. c He pulled my leg to the store.

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Idioms Mastery: Common PhrasesVersion en ligne

Recognize and use common English idioms.

par Tifany Estevez

What does the idiom 'an arm and a leg' mean?

Very expensive

Very cheap

A medical injury

Which describes the idiom 'off the top of my head'?

In a formal report

From memory without looking it up

After careful calculation

What does 'all ears' mean?

Very quiet

Listening very attentively

Not listening

The phrase 'pain in the neck' refers to...

A tasty snack

A person or thing that is annoying

A neck strain

What does 'pulling my leg' mean?

Forcing someone to walk

Being serious

Joking or teasing

Choose the sentence that uses 'an arm and a leg' correctly.

The concert tickets cost an arm and a leg.

The coat was affordable.

We saved a lot of money.

Which sentence uses 'off the top of my head' correctly?

I finished it off the top of my head.

I will decide off the top of my head.

I can't recall his name off the top of my head.

Which sentence uses 'all ears' correctly?

I'm all ears about your plan.

The room was quiet and all ears.

It's all ears today.

Which sentence uses 'pain in the neck' correctly?

He has a neckache and leg.

The soup is a pain in the neck.

Traffic is a pain in the neck.

Which sentence uses 'pulling my leg' correctly?

I'm pulling your leg the train.

Relax, I'm just pulling your leg.

He pulled my leg to the store.

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Idioms Mastery: Common Phrases

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Idioms Mastery: Common PhrasesVersion en ligne

par Tifany Estevez

What does the idiom 'an arm and a leg' mean?

Which describes the idiom 'off the top of my head'?

What does 'all ears' mean?

The phrase 'pain in the neck' refers to...

What does 'pulling my leg' mean?

Choose the sentence that uses 'an arm and a leg' correctly.

Which sentence uses 'off the top of my head' correctly?

Which sentence uses 'all ears' correctly?

Which sentence uses 'pain in the neck' correctly?

Which sentence uses 'pulling my leg' correctly?

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