Idioms how do you feel?

Idioms about how you feel

​Read the next idioms in italics...

do they have a positive or a negative meaning?

Multiple Choice

Kim's been off school for a week, but she's on the mend now.

• positive

• negative

Multiple Choice

I'm feeling under the weather, so i'm staying in this evening.

• positive

• Negative

Multiple Choice

You must be dead on your feet after working all night.

• positive

• Negative

Open Ended

What does dead on your feet mean?

Multiple Choice

I've been given a clean bill of health, so I can start work again.

• positive

• Negative

Open Ended

What does a clean bill of health mean?

Multiple Choice

I've been given a clean bill of health, so I can start work again.

• positive

• Negative

Multiple Choice

he seemed really tired last night, but today he's full of beans.

• positive

• Negative

Multiple Choice

What does full of beans really mean?

• filled with energy

• you have eaten a plate of beans

• you might be sick

• you went to the supermarket

idioms

about succeeding and failing

Choose the correct idiom for the next sentences.

Multiple Choice

If something ______ it produces sucessful results

• bears fruit

• misses the mark

Multiple Choice

If a plan______ it starts to succeed

• gets of the ground

• goes pear shaped.

Multiple Choice

If something _______ it goes well.

• falls flat

• works like a dream

Multiple Choice

If something _______ it becomes better and better or more and more sucessful

• comes to nothing

• goes from strength to strength