IDIOMS 1

An idiom containing the word "bush" would be:

• Go around the bush

• Bring about the bush

• Beat the bush

• Beat around the bush

An idiom using the word "day" is:

• quit a day

• call it a day

• call a day

• cut it a day

An example of an idiom using the word "hand" is:

• get out of hand

• go out of hand

• get it out of your hands

• take it in your hand

"Dime" and "dozen" are a good match, just as in:

• dimes in a dozen

• dime a dozen

• a dime a dozen

• a dime in a dozen

Which of the following is a perfect example of an idiom in "disguise"?

• blessing and disguised

• a blessin in disguise

• a blessin in disguised

• a blessing in disguise

This idiom talks about "cutting" something... or someone? What is the correct way to say it?

• cut some slack

• cut me a slack

• cut someone some slack

• cut someone a slack

"Get over it!" In other words...

• get it out your system

• get it out of your system

• get it out of someone's system

• get something out of your system

With patience and enough care, that is...

• Easy does it

• Easy do it

• Do it easy

• Take it easy

"Break a leg!" is used to:

• wish someone good luck

• raise someone's spirits

• tell someone to do their best effort

Break a leg is especially used in this context:

• sports

• work

• theater