Understanding Idioms and Comparisons

What does the idiomatic expression "I could kick myself" mean in English?

• I am very happy

• I am very angry

• I regret something

• I am confused

Which expression would you use to tell someone not to be deceived?

• I owe you one

• Don't fall for that

• Tell you what

• That's debatable

What is the meaning of "That's just wishful thinking"?

• It's a realistic expectation

• It's a pessimistic view

• It's an impossible hope

• It's a logical conclusion

Which expression is used to indicate that two things are not comparable?

• You're comparing apples and oranges

• There are no two ways about it

• To call it even

• I owe you one

What does "That's debatable" imply?

• It's a fact

• It's open to discussion

• It's a lie

• It's a certainty

Which expression means there is no alternative?

• Tell you what

• I could kick myself

• There are no two ways about it

• That's just wishful thinking

What does "Tell you what" suggest in a conversation?

• Offering a suggestion or deal

• Expressing regret

• Making a comparison

• Declaring a fact

What does "To call it even" mean?

• To make a decision

• To settle a score

• To start over

• To compare two things

What does "I owe you one" imply?

• I am in debt to you

• I am angry with you

• I am ignoring you

• I am competing with you

Which expression would you use to indicate that two things are fundamentally different?

• That's debatable

• You're comparing apples and oranges

• I could kick myself

• Tell you what