Relationships idioms (CAE)

What idiom does the pic represent?

• like peas in a pod

• like two pods in a pea

• like two peas in a pod

• like peas in the pork

What idiom dos the pic represent?

• burn like a house on fire

• get on like a house on fire

• get along like a house on fire

• get on as a house on fire

Used for saying that two people look, behave, or think exactly the same

• like two peas in a pod

• get on like a house on fire

• be the spitting image of sb

• blood is thicker than water

Fill in the gap: Jimmy was a chip ....... the old block with his grey eyes and his dad’s smile

REPLACE THE WORD IN CAPITALS: When we spend all our time with our FAMILY, they can annoy us

• fair-weather kin

• nearest and dearest

• footloose and fancy-free

• twinkles in your eyes

to spend too much time together

• live in each other's pockets

• be flesh and blood

• fly the nest

• rub shoulders with sb

Able to travel around and behave as you like because you are not married or involved in a relationship with anyone = footloose and.....

• single

• funny

• carefree

• fancy-free

I can't believe one of Shakira's old ..... is Antoninto De La Rua