ENGLISH IDIOMS

Identify the idiom which means "something very easy" .

• once in a blue moon

• to cut the corners

• a piece of cake

Find out the idiom meaning " very rarely ".

• break a leg

• way forward

• once in a blue moon

what is this idiom which means " appear suddenly."

• have no business

• to cost an arm and a leg

• out of the blue

Identify the idiom that means " never".

• when pigs fly

• turn over a new leaf

• call it a day

Substitute the idiom for the underlined phrase.

• It is raining heavily."

• bolt out of the blue

• couch potatoes

• raining cats and dogs

she was sick . so she couldn't attend the school.

The word "sick" may be replaced by the idiom ________ .

• a hot potato

• to feel under the weather

• hit the bucket

Identify the idiom that means " something which is done to save money ."

• the elephant in the room

• to cut the corners

• ride high

*Good luck my child ,you are going to win .

Identify the idiom which suits the meaning of the underlined word .

• break a leg

• a bed of roses

• turn over a new leaf

Choose the idiom which refers to " the most loved person ".

• to eat a humble pie

• leave no stones unturned

• apple of eye

The boss at last has declared the end of the task .

Here idiom that means the above underlined phrase is

_____________ .

• in no time

• as cool as a cucumber

• call it a day