Exploring the Meaning of 'Crying Over Spilled Milk'

The video tutorial explains the idiom 'crying over spilled milk', which means being upset about something that cannot be changed. It advises letting go of regrets and moving on. The idiom likely originated in the 16th century, based on the idea that spilled milk cannot be put back in the glass. The video encourages viewers to subscribe for more English learning content.

What does the idiom 'crying over spilled milk' mean?

• To be angry about a current situation

• To be indifferent about past events

• To be sad about something that cannot be changed

• To be happy about a future event

Which of the following best describes the advice given by the idiom 'crying over spilled milk'?

• Plan for the future

• Forget about your past mistakes

• Celebrate your achievements

• Hold on to your regrets

In which century is the idiom 'crying over spilled milk' thought to have originated?

• 14th century

• 15th century

• 16th century

• 17th century

What is the likely basis for the idiom 'crying over spilled milk'?

• Milk was often spilled in the past

• Spilled milk can be cleaned up easily

• Milk is a valuable commodity

• Spilled milk cannot be put back in the glass

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