55. Idioms C2

What does the phrase 'plenty more fish in the sea' mean?

• It's better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all

• There are many opportunities available

• It's always good to have a backup plan

• It's important to be grateful for what you have

What does the expression 'gift of the gab' refer to?

• Being skilled at playing musical instruments

• Being able to keep a secret

• Having a talent for speaking persuasively

• Having a good sense of humor

What does the phrase 'It's all Greek to me' mean?

• It's very easy to understand

• It's too complicated to explain

• I don't understand it at all

• It's similar to something I already know

What does the idiom 'give and take' imply?

• Being generous and kind

• Compromise and mutual concessions

• Being selfish and not sharing

• Taking without giving back

What does the expression 'heard it through the grapevine' mean?

• Received official news

• Heard a rumor or gossip

• Overheard a private conversation

• Listened to a song

What does the phrase 'head over heels in love' mean?

• Falling deeply in love

• Being in a casual relationship

• Being confused about love

• Having a crush on someone

What does it mean to 'put your foot in it'?

• To say something inappropriate or embarrassing

• To dance clumsily

• To make a quick decision

• To take a big step forward

What does the idiom 'frog in my throat' mean?

• Having difficulty speaking due to hoarseness

• Feeling nervous before speaking in public

• Having a sore throat

• Being afraid of frogs

What does the phrase 'off on the wrong foot' mean?

• To be in a hurry

• To have a good first impression

• To start a relationship or situation badly

• To be physically unbalanced

What does the expression 'take for granted' mean?

• To not appreciate something or someone

• To take something without asking

• To be grateful for something

• To assume responsibility for something