Idioms

I feel under the weather today. What does under the weather mean?

• fit

• happy

• sad

• ill

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The police officer let him off the hook.

• took him to jail

• didn't give him a ticket

• helped him get down

• gave him a ticket

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Couch Potato

• Lazy

• Watching Tv

• Eating potato chips

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Hold your horses

• In trouble

• Holding my horse still

• Wait a minute

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When pigs fly

• To say something is impossible

• Bacon

• Flying high

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Don't be nosy...

• Don't use your nose

• Get out of people's business

• Hold your nose

• Learn what is going on

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Keep an eye on it

• Look somewhere else

• Wear glasses

• Put it right on your eye

• Pay attention

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I am worried sick

• very worried

• don't feel good

• got food poisoning

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Which idiom is fits the situation: Your friend tells you his grandma lives in Belgium on a street called Schoonslaapsterstraat.

• You can count on me

• That's a mouthful

• Old habits die hard

• I've been worried sick

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Which idiom is fits the situation: Your mom asks you to be sure to clean your room before your cousin’s visit.

• You can count on me

• That's a mouthful

• Old habits die hard

• I've been worried sick

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