Idioms with body parts

Veronica got _________ about going on a trip to Europe.

• a leg

• a hand

• all ears

• cold feet

Susan and Jeff used to work together and spent a lot of time with each other. It was a matter of time before they ____________________ in love.

• broke a leg

• fell head over heels

• got off chest

• kept an eye

At the end of a shift I like to ___________________.

• let my hair down

• cost an arm and a leg

• learn by heart

• be all ears

The show is excellent, but the tickets __________________.

• were head over heels in love.

• had butterflies on their stomach.

• got cold feet.

• cost an arm and a leg.

Sorry for being rude but I'm glad I ____________________.

• got it off my chest

• broke a leg

• pulled my leg

• kept an eye

I know that movie ___________.

• all ears

• off chest

• by heart

• cold feet

As a big brother, he was always _________________, but he was there for her when needed.

• pulling his sister's leg

• having butterflies in his sister's stomach

• getting his sister's cold feet

• learning his sister by heart

Let me see if I can ________________.

• cost an arm and a leg

• break all ears

• give a hand

• let eyes down

When you're ready to talk, ___________ .

• get cold feet

• fell head over heels

• I pull my leg

• I'm all ears

I asked my boss's assistant, Janelle, to _________________.

• get cold feet

• get butterflies in his stomach

• keep an eye on him

• cost an arm and a leg