idioms

"Carla put her foot in her mouth" really means

• she said something embarrising

• Carla ate a snack

• Carla take yoga classes

• she is hungry

what does "piece of cake" means

• very easy

• desire for a piece of the huge cake.

• being lazy

what does " birds of a feather flock together "means

• go away and stop bothering me

• people do same things at the same time

• a barrel of laughs, a lot of fun

• birds do this

what does " in the dog house " mean

• listening intently

• it is raining very hard

• everything is going your way

• you are in big trouble

"go fly a kite" means

• go away and stop bothering me

• you feel that you need to spend your money at once

• fast pace, busy schedule, usually associated with living and working in the city

"he likes to toot his own horn" means

• he plays in a band

• he talks loudly

• he brags all the time

get something of your chest

• to be happy

• to come up with a great idea

• to share something that is bothering or upsetting you

• to have difficulty in breathing

which idiom goes best with this sentence?

I have a problem

• I am in a pickle

• I am getting a halt

• don't put all eggs in the same basket

which idiom goes best with this sentence?

I am tired " let's go to bed"

• let's hit the hay

• he tried not to "make waves"

• stuck between a rock and a hard place

he is one " tough cookie"

• he works hard

• he likes cookies

• he eats a lot of cookies