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Froggy Jumps English idiomsVersion en ligne choose one from three options par Milan 1 Speak of the devil. a the person you have just talked about suddenly appears b the person you don't like says something bad to you c the person you like says bad words 2 Once in a blue moon. a something happens rarely b something happens once in 20 - 30 days c something happens very often 3 When pigs fly. a Something that will never happen b Something very difficult or unpredictable c Something special about animals 4 Break a leg. a to wish good luck b to hurt somebody c to have very weak legs 5 No pain no gain. a you have to work hard for something you want b If somebody did something bad to you do the same thing back to them. c every work must be painful 6 A piece of cake. a very easy b very sweet c very difficult 7 Blessing in disguise a some good result from something what was bad at the beginning b some sad news you heard from somebody who has profit from your situation c some friendly people bless you and they are wearing disguise costume 8 Call it a day. a to stop working, time to finish b to be happy or to have a good company c to shout loudly some nonsense 9 Bite the bullet. a to start to do something which is unpleasant and has being avoided b to shot somebody into a face c to have very strong teeth 10 The elephant in the room. a An obvious problem or issue nobody wants to say aloud b A very small and unimportant problem which is very easy to solve c A person who is very clumsy 11 Let the cat out of the bag. a accidentaly reveal a secret b deliberately reveal a secret c preliminarily reveal a secret 12 To feel under the weather. a to feel sick b to feel rain coming c to feel low air pressure 13 By the skin of sb's teeth. a It was close, nearly missed. b It was very easy, no problem. c It was like somebody bit you. 14 It cost an arm and a leg. a Something was very expensive. b Some unspecified pieces of clothes. c Something similar to each other 15 Give someone the cold shoulder. a To ignore somebody. b To admire somebody. c To help somebody. 16 To pull someone's leg. a to make a joke on somebody b to hurt somebody but pretending nothing happened c to do something bad to your best friend 17 To kick the bucket. a to die b to do some pranks on someone else c to clean somebody's bedroom 18 He's full of beans. a He is full of energy. b He is very rich. c He has many friends. 19 To cut corners. a to do something as cheap and easy as possible, but the quality is very poor b to drive on some curvy roads dangerously, or to drive without a driving licence c to make someone's haircut that looks very awful 20 Hit the books. a to study hard b to throw the books away c to give back borrowed books 21 The early bird catches the worm. a Start things early and you are more likely to be successful. b Be boastful about yourself and things that you can do. c Keep moving and you'll have few responsibilities or cares. 22 Talk the hind legs off a donkey. a To talk a lot. b The result isn't certain until something has definitely finished. c Keep hold of something that is certain rather than risk losing it for something else. 23 The ball is in your court. a You must the next decision. b To speak bluntly about something. c Start things early and you are more likely to be successful. 24 It's not over til the fat lady sings. a The result isn't certain until something has definitely finished. b Misunderstand or be wrong about something. c You must make the next decision. 25 Blow your own trumpet. a To boast about yourself and things you can do. b To talk a lot. c Keep getting worried or agitated about something. 26 A rolling stone gathers no moss. a Keep moving and you'll have few responsibilities or cares. b Get worked up about something without good reason. c To speak bluntly about something. 27 Making a mountain out of a molehill. a Make a big fuss or exaggerate something that isn't really important or serious. b Keep hold of something that is certain rather than risk losing it for something else. c To talk a lot. 28 Barking up the wrong tree. a Misunderstand or be wrong about something. b Talk a lot. c Keep moving and you'll have few responsibilities or cares. 29 A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. a Keep hold of something that is certain rather than risk losing it for something else. b Get worked up about semething without good reason. c You must make the next decision. 30 Have a bee in your bonnet. a Getting worked up about something that is more important to you than others. b Keep hold of something that is certain rather than risk losing something. c To speak bluntly about something. 31 Calling a spade a spade. a To speak bluntly about something. b You must make the next decision. c Misunderstand or be wrong about something.

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English idiomsVersion en ligne

par Milan

Speak of the devil.

Once in a blue moon.

When pigs fly.

Break a leg.

No pain no gain.

A piece of cake.

Blessing in disguise

Call it a day.

Bite the bullet.

The elephant in the room.

Let the cat out of the bag.

To feel under the weather.

By the skin of sb's teeth.

It cost an arm and a leg.

Give someone the cold shoulder.

To pull someone's leg.

To kick the bucket.

He's full of beans.

To cut corners.

Hit the books.

The early bird catches the worm.

Talk the hind legs off a donkey.

The ball is in your court.

It's not over til the fat lady sings.

Blow your own trumpet.

A rolling stone gathers no moss.

Making a mountain out of a molehill.

Barking up the wrong tree.

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

Have a bee in your bonnet.

Calling a spade a spade.