IDIOMS 1

You will get into hot water when going out for no particular reason.

• get into trouble

• stay safe

• fall into disuse

• remain calm

You'd better hit the books as the exam is coming soon.

• study

• learn by heart

• practice speaking

• write an essay

You'd better leave now if you want to arrive early for the exam. Break a leg!

• Good night

• Good luck

• Good bye

• Good job

My parents are going to hit the roof if they find out we had a party here.

• become sad

• become worried

• become angry

• beome happy

He is always full of ___________. He can play fooball all day without tiredness

• beans

• millet

• rice

• peaches

Despite James and John being identical twins, their characters were as different as apples and _________

• oranges

• mangos

• lychee

• rambutan

Edwards seems like a _______with two tails this morning. His wife gave birth a baby boy early this morning."

• cat

• dog

• sheep

• rabbit

Josh may get into _________water when driving at full speed after drinking

• hot

• warm

• wet

• cold

The children were full of ___________today, looking forward to their field trip

• nuts

• peanuts

• peas

• beans

She’ll give you the name of a place to stay – she knows the area like the back of her _______.

• hand

• finger

• back

• head