Idioms (body parts)

• A: "I can't believe he lied to me."

• B: "Well, he tends to ___________."

• pull your leg

• give me a hand

• turn a blind eye

• A: "This project is really stressing me out."

• B: "Why don't you (a)   and take a break?"

• A: "She always does things ___________."

• B: "It's frustrating when she gossips."

• • can't take our eyes off

• • cost an arm and a leg

• • behind our backs

• Person A: "This new laptop must (a)   ."

• Person B: "Yes, it's costly."

• A: I don't understand this assignment.

• B: I'll (a)   . We can work on it together.

• A: "The party is becoming chaotic!"

• B: "It's starting to ___________. We need to bring in some order."

• • pull your leg

• • get out of hand

• • try to catch my eye

• A: "The holiday package was so overpriced!"

• B: "Yes, vacations these days really ___________."

• • pull a face

• • turn a blind eye

• • cost an arm and a leg

• A: "Why did he ___________ when I mentioned the surprise?"

• B: "I think he already knows about it."

• • try to catch my eye

• • give me a hand

• • make a face

• A: "That joke is hilarious!"

• Person B: "It's hard not to ___________ when you hear it."

• • put your feet up

• • turn a blind eye

• • pull your leg

• A: "I saw you at the restaurant yesterday."

• B: "I tried to (a)   , but you were in a hurry."