Idiomatic Expressions

What is the meaning of BREAK A LEG?

• TO WISH SOMEONE LUCK

• TO DECIDE YOU HAVE FINISHED DOING SOMETHING

• TO TELL SECRET INFORMATION

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What is the meaning of COST AN ARM AND A LEG?

• EASY TO DO

• SOMETHING THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN

• TO BE VERY EXPENSIVE

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What is the meaning of THE LAST STRAW?

• AGREE TO EACH OTHER

• MAKE A SITUATION IMPOSSIBLE TO ACCEPT

• FELL ILL

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What is the meaning of UNDER THE WEATHER?

• AGREE TO EACH OTHER

• EASY TO DO

• FELL ILL

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What is the meaning of SPILL THE BEANS?

• TO TELL SECRET INFORMATION

• TO DECIDE YOU HAVE FINISHED DOING SOMETHING

• TO BE VERY EXPENSIVE

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We use the idiom "A PIECE OF CAKE" when something is easy to do.

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• False

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We use the idiom "WHEN PIGS FLY" to agree to each other

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• False

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An idiom is a phrase with literal meaning.

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• False

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SEE EYE TO EYE means...

• TO BE VERY EXPENSIVE

• FELL ILL

• AGREE TO EACH OTHER

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How do you say GO TO BED with an idiomatic expression?

• PIECE OF CAKE

• HIT THE SACK

• WHEN PIGS FLY

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