Idioms

A polite way of agreeing to do something.

• A little bird told me.

• Be my guest.

• My lips are sealed.

• i'd be glad to.

A polte way of giving somebody permission to do something.

• Be my guest.

• A little bird told me.

• That'll teach you.

• Rather you than me.

"Edwards seems like a dog with two tails this morning." - "Haven't vou hear the news? His wife gave birth a baby boy early this morning."

•   extremely happy     

• extremely disappointed

• exhausted        

• Very proud

I'm all ears

• A bunch of ears

• You have my full attention

• Full of noise

I only get to visit my grandparents ONCE IN A BLUE MOON.

• every year

• once a while

• whenever I want

• all the time

The police officer let him off the hook.

• took him to jail

• didn't give him a ticket

• helped him get down

• gave him a ticket

BREAK A LEG!

• I hope you break your bones.

• Good luck!

• Watch where you are walking

• Don't cheat!

We promise to keep a secret or we refuse to tell someone a secret.

• I'm all ears.

• who let the cat out of the bag.

• Now you're talking.

• my lips a sealed.

Hold your horses

• In trouble

• Holding my horse still

• Wait a minute

I've never really enjoyed going to the ballet or the opera; they're not really my _______ 

•    piece of cake 

• sweets and candy

• biscuit

• cup of tea