Idioms we Heard this Week 2 Part 1

The video discusses various idioms and phrases, focusing on 'all set', 'badger', 'bear hug', and 'sheepish'. The hosts explore the meanings and contexts of these expressions, sharing personal anecdotes and insights into their usage. The discussion includes regional language differences and the metaphorical use of animal-related terms.

What does the phrase 'all set' imply when used in a conversation?

• You need assistance

• You are ready to leave

• You don't need anything further

• You are confused

In what context might someone say 'I'm good'?

• When they need help

• When they are satisfied and need nothing more

• When they are feeling unwell

• When they are angry

What animal did the speaker encounter in the woods?

• Otter

• Bear

• Beaver

• Badger

What does the verb 'badger' mean?

• To compliment someone

• To admire someone

• To pester or nag someone

• To ignore someone

Which animal is associated with making dams?

• Badger

• Otter

• Beaver

• Bear

What is a 'bear hug'?

• A light embrace

• A gentle pat on the back

• A formal handshake

• A big, strong embrace

What does it mean if someone answers a question 'sheepishly'?

• Excitedly

• Hesitantly and shyly

• Confidently

• Angrily