Idioms

He had gone to London on a business trip, while there, he __________________ and visited his relatives as well.

• Egg someone on

• killed two birds with one stone

• Didn't bat an eyelid

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What's the idiom in the picture?

• It's raining cats and dogs.

• out of sight, out of mind

• bad egg

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What's the idiom in the picture?

• it's better late than never

• The last straw that broke the camel's back

• To lock the stable door after the horse has bolted.

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What's the idiom in the picture?

• walk on eggshell

• Great minds think alike

• thrilled to bits

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By accepting two part-time jobs, he is clearly _______________.

• biting off more than he can chew.

• putting the cart before the horse.

• taking a plunge.

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What's the idiom in the picture?

• lose your temper

• put your foot in it

• Put all eggs in one basket

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He easily ___________.

• kills to birds with one stone

• loses his temper

• practices what he preaches

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Whenever Lisa is around the house, everyone has to ____ ____ _______around her in order not to get her annoyed.

• put the cart before the horse

• walk on eggshell

• pull her leg

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Tom and Mary are _________ with each other and are going to get married next month.

• head over heels in love

• losing their temper

• thrilled to bits

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He didn't want to do it but the other boy was _____________.

• egging him on.

• walking on eggshell

• good egg

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