T. Bonthon-Common English Idioms-PEP11A

What does it mean to 'Go Dutch'?

• To share the cost of something

• To go on a trip to the Netherlands

• To eat a Dutch dish

• To argue with someone

What does it mean to 'Cost someone an arm and leg'?

• To be very expensive

• To lose a body part

• To be very cheap

• To be very painful

What does it mean to 'Pull someone's leg'?

• To tease or joke with someone

• To physically pull someone's leg

• To help someone

• To ignore someone

What does it mean to 'Speak of the devil'?

• To mention or talk about someone and that person shows up or appear immediately

• To talk about evil who shows up or appear immediately

• To gossip about someone

• To tell a scary story about someone

What does it mean to be 'Under the weather'?

• To feel ill or sick

• To be outside in the rain

• To be very happy

• To be confused

What does it mean to 'Go bananas'?

• To go crazy

• To eat bananas

• To travel to a tropical place

• To dance

What does it mean when someone says 'Your fly is down'?

• Your zipper is open

• You are being watched

• You are not dressed properly

• You are in trouble

What does 'Apples and oranges' refer to?

• Two different things

• A fruit salad

• A type of juice

• A comparison

What does it mean to 'Feel blue'?

• To feel sad

• To feel happy

• To feel lucky

• To feel tired

What does it mean to 'Sell your soul to the devil'?

• To be persuaded to do something, especially something bad, because of the money or other reward

• To make a deal with someone

• To be very successful

• To lose something important