IDIOMS – ENGLISH SPEAKING PRACTICE WITH 9 IDIOMS RELATING TO VEGETABLES

This video explores idioms related to vegetables, such as 'two peas in a pod', 'mushroom', 'spill the beans', 'couch potato', 'hot potato', 'small potatoes', 'cool as a cucumber', 'carrot top', and 'extend the olive branch'. Each idiom is explained with examples to illustrate their meanings and usage in everyday language.

What does the idiom 'Two peas in a pod' mean?

• Two people who are very similar

• Two people who are competitive

• Two people who are very different

• Two people who dislike each other

In the context of the video, what does 'mushroom' mean?

• To grow unexpectedly large

• To become more expensive

• To shrink in size

• To change color

What does 'spill the beans' imply?

• To reveal a secret

• To keep a secret

• To cook beans

• To make a mess

What is a 'couch potato'?

• A person who dislikes potatoes

• A person who is very active

• A person who loves gardening

• A person who is lazy and watches a lot of TV

What does 'hot potato' refer to?

• A warm jacket

• A type of dance

• A controversial topic

• A delicious dish

What does 'cool as a cucumber' describe?

• Someone who is very excited

• Someone who is very angry

• Someone who is very calm

• Someone who is very anxious

What does it mean to 'extend the olive branch'?

• To plant a tree

• To offer peace

• To start a fight

• To cook a meal