Exploring the World of Idioms in English

This video tutorial from twominenglish.com introduces viewers to idioms, explaining their figurative meanings and providing examples through dialogues. It covers idioms like 'sit on the fence', 'drop the bombshell', and 'wild goose chase', among others. The video also includes sample dialogues to demonstrate idioms in real-life scenarios and provides definitions of key terms. Viewers are encouraged to improve their comprehension and pronunciation by listening closely and repeating sentences.

What is an idiom?

• A group of words with a figurative meaning

• A literal phrase

• A single word with multiple meanings

• A type of punctuation

What does 'sat on the fence' mean?

• To sit on a physical fence

• To be undecided or neutral

• To watch a game

• To be uncomfortable

What does 'dropped the bombshell' imply?

• To give shocking news

• To drop a physical bomb

• To make a loud noise

• To quit a job

What does 'blood is thicker than water' suggest?

• Blood is denser than water

• Family bonds are stronger than other relationships

• Water is less important

• Blood is more valuable

What does 'cover all your bases' mean?

• To travel around

• To play baseball

• To hide something

• To prepare thoroughly

What is meant by 'wild goose chase'?

• A hunt for geese

• A futile search

• A fun activity

• A dangerous mission

What does 'leave no stone unturned' mean?

• To ignore something

• To turn over stones

• To try everything possible

• To clean thoroughly

What does 'break the ice' mean in the context of an interview?

• To feel cold

• To end a meeting

• To start a conversation

• To literally break ice

What does 'burnt their fingers' mean in the context of investments?

• To cook something

• To make a profit

• To suffer a loss

• To get physically burnt

What is the meaning of 'equity' in financial terms?

• A form of investment in stocks

• A type of bond

• A loan from a bank

• A savings account