IDIOMS ( ENGLISH GRAMMAR)

The meaning of an idiom - "to hold one's horses." -

• Be patient while saying or doing something.

• Be careful while saying or doing something.

• Both options 1 and 2.

The meaning of an idiom "the apple of one's eye."

• A person who is considered as favourite

• A person who likes to eat an apple.

• A person who becomes happy by seeing an apple.

What is an idiom ?

• an idiom is an expression or a group of words whose meaning is completely different from the literal or actual meaning of the individual word.

• An idiom is an expression for the group of words whose meaning is completely same as the literal or actual meaning of the individual word

Can we translate idiom literally or word for word ?

• Yes

• No

Meaning of an idiom "have a gift for."

• Special gift

• Have a natural talent or ability for doing something

Meaning of an idiom "put on your thinking cap."

• Start thinking carefully

• wear a cap

Turn this challenge into a piece of cake. in this sentence which portion is an idiom ?

• This challenge

• A piece of cake

Turn this challenge into a piece of cake. In this sentence what is the meaning of an idiom "a piece of cake."

• Something that is very easy or can be easily achieved

• A part of cake pastry

Meaning of an idiom "raining cats and dogs."

• A big number of cats and dogs

• Raining very heavily

Meaning of an idiom "feeling blue."

• Feeling unwell or unhappy

• Feeling well or happy

• Feeling crazy