P6 Spelling 14 - Idioms

Which idiom means getting better

• on the mend

• be behind bars

• get your act together

• work like a charm

Which idiom means be in prison

• on the mend

• be behind bars

• get your act together

• work like a charm

Which idiom means to get oneself organized

• on the mend

• be behind bars

• get your act together

• work like a charm

Which idiom means to be very effective

• on the mend

• be behind bars

• get your act together

• work like a charm

Which idiom means to act in a silly way

• playing the fool

• walk on air

• turn tail

• be up to no good

Which idiom means to feel very happy

• playing the fool

• walk on air

• turn tail

• be up to no good

Which idiom means to be doing something wrong or illegal

• playing the fool

• walk on air

• turn tail

• be up to no good

Which idiom means to run away

• playing the fool

• walk on air

• turn tail

• be up to no good

Which idiom means to refuse to give in

• stand one’s ground

• chance one’s arm

• blow one’s own trumpet

• put on your thinking cap

Which idiom means to think of a way to solve a problem

• stand one’s ground

• chance one’s arm

• blow one’s own trumpet

• put on your thinking cap