
Idioms about memories - upper intermediate level 2023
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English
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10th Grade
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Easy
María Cano
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Everyday Idioms For Memories
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A Walk Down Memory Lane
It is used to describe a situation where someone is reminiscing about the past.
Example Sentences:
I took a walk down memory lane when I visited my old elementary school.
My grandmother loves to take a walk down memory lane when she talks about her childhood.
Looking through old photos is like taking a walk down memory lane.
I took a walk down memory lane when I watched my favorite childhood movie.
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Open Ended
Write your own sentence using the idiom "Walk Down Memory Lane"
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The Best Of Times
It is an expression that means the best moments in life.
Example Sentences:
It was the best of times when I graduated from college and started my first job.
The best of times was when my family and I went on vacation to Hawaii.
It was the best of times when I got married and started my own family.
The best of times was when I got promoted to a higher position at wor.k
It was the best of times when I bought my first house and moved in.I
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Open Ended
Write your own sentence using the idiom “the best of times”
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In Someone Mind’s Eye
It means someone has a picture of something in their mind when they remember a certain thing or reminisce a memory.
Example Sentences:
How we met at the park is still in my mind’s eye after all these years.
I can see her face as clear as day in my mind’s eye.
When my grandfather tells a story, he recalls the world war like it’s in his mind’s eye.
The image of your mother in my mind’s eye will always be with me.
He was so handsome in my mind’s eye that I wanted to marry him right away.
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Open Ended
Write your own sentence using the idiom “In Someone’s Mind’s Eye”
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Commit Something To Memory
This phrase means to remember something or to make sure you will never forget it again.
Example Sentences:
My mother committed her wedding day to memory because she wanted to recall every detail of the special day.
He will commit their first date to memory. Meeting her was a love-at-first-sight experience for him.
I’m going to commit this recipe to memory. It is one of our family favorites.
History may be cruel, but we need to learn from it. We must commit its lessons to memory.
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Open Ended
Write your own sentence using the idiom “Commit Something To Memory”
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Kodak Moment
The expression means an event or experience which has the power to make you remember forever.
Example Sentences:
When they announced the winner, seeing the people rejoice and embrace each other was a Kodak moment.
There are a lot of Kodak moments in the city. For example, while walking down the street, I saw a child playing on the sidewalk with a puppy.
A Kodak moment for me is seeing my children achieve their dreams.
Your mother’s wedding day is a Kodak moment – she got married at the beach while the sun was setting over the ocean.
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Open Ended
Write your own sentence using the idiom “Kodak moment”
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct idiom to complete the sentence:
My aunt loves to take ________________ when she talks about her trip to Europe.
the best of times
a walk down memory lane
in her mind’s eye
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct idiom to complete the sentence:
_______________was when my family and I went on vacation to Antartica.
The best of times
A walk down memory lane
A Kodak moment
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct idiom to complete the sentence:
Your father’s proposal is _______________! He proposed at the park where we first met.
a walk down memory lane
a commit moment to memory
a Kodak moment
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct idiom to complete the sentence:
She was so perfect in ________________ that I wanted to marry her right away.
the best of times
my mind’s eye
a Kodak moment
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct idiom to complete the sentence:
It’s my favorite book, so I ____________________ so I can recite it at any time.
have considered it a Kodak moment
have kept the story in my mind’s eye
have committed the story to memory
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