Idioms with mind and body parts

Which idiom means: to be unable to decide what you think about something or whether to do something?

• to be in two minds

• there is more to somebody than meets the eye

• give somebody a piece of your mind

• slip your mind

Which idiom means: to make somebody feel very unhappy?

• be in two minds

• slip your mind

• break sb's heart

• change your mind

Which idiom means: to refuse to do sth or to change your mind about something?

• dig your heels in

• change your mind

• weight off your shoulders

• have sth on your mind

Which idiom means: to come into your mind?

• go out of your mind

• break sb's heart

• there is more to sb than meets the eye

• cross your mind

Which idiom means: to tell sb that you disapprove of their behaviour or are angry with them?

• make up your mind

• hard to swallow

• give sb a piece of your mind

• have sth on your mind

Which idiom means: to be unable to think or behave in a normal way?

• go out of your mind

• give sb a piece of your heart

• wight off your shoulders

• take your mind off something

What does the idiom "hard to swallow" mean?

• to tell sb that you disapprove of their behaviour

• difficult to accept or not easy to believe

• to make somebody very unhappy

• to relieve yourself of a burden

What does the idiom "keep in mind" mean?

• to make somebody very unhappy

• to like something

• to ignore something

• To remember something

What does the idiom "make up your mind" mean?

• to like sth

• to decide sth

• to forget sth

• to remember sth

Which idiom means: a person or thing is more complicated or interesting than you might think at first?

• give sb a piece of your mind

• break sb's heart

• there is more to sb than meets the eye

• make up your mind