IDIOMS part 1 excercise 1

Match the following idioms with their meanings

• Algo muy bueno o útil.

• 1. Take it with a pinch of salt

• Tomar algo con escepticismo.

• The ball is in your court

• Contar un secreto.
  

• Spill the beans

• No sentirse bien.

• • Under the weather

• Cuando tú tienes que tomar la decisión

• The best thing since sliced bread

Match the following idioms with their meanings

• Desear suerte.

• Break a leg

• Ser muy leal

• Pull someone's leg

• No decidirse por un lado ni por el otro.

• Once in a blue moon

• Algo que sucede muy rara vez.

• Through thick and thin

• Molestar o bromear con alguien.

• Sat on the fence

I can’t decide between pizza or sushi. I’m still __________.

• Through thick and thin

• Sat on the fence

• Once in a blue moon

We’re counting on you for the presentation tomorrow. — Don’t worry, __________!

• Under the weather

• Break a leg

• Pulling your leg

He never visits us. It’s only __________

• • The best thing since sliced bread

• • The ball is in your court

• Once in a blue moon

I don’t feel like going to the party tonight. I’m a bit __________.

• Under the weather

• Through thick and thin

• Sat on the fence

She always supported me __________, no matter what happened.

• with a pinch of salt

• through thick and thin

• spilled the beans

The project is ready, now __________ to decide whether we start or not.

• Break a leg

• Through thick and thin

• • The ball is in your court

Don’t believe everything she says — just __________.

• Take it with a pinch of salt

• Take it with a pinch of pepper

• Take him with a pynch of salt

• My sister is getting married next month! I can’t believe he __________ before she could tell me herself.

• spilled the beams

• spoiled the beans

• spilled the beans