Guess the 7 Best English Idioms | Easy English 46

The video explores various English idioms through a fun guessing game format. Mitch and Luke discuss idioms like 'The Straw that Broke the Camel's Back', 'Speak of the Devil', 'When Pigs Might Fly', 'On Cloud Nine', 'Pulling Your Leg', and 'Raining Cats and Dogs'. Each idiom is explained with examples and origins, providing viewers with a deeper understanding of their meanings and usage.

What does the idiom 'The straw that broke the camel's back' signify?

• A camel that is very strong

• A straw that is too heavy

• A camel carrying too much weight

• A minor action causing a major reaction

When is the idiom 'Speak of the devil' typically used?

• When you see a devil

• When someone you were talking about appears

• When you are happy

• When you are angry

What does 'Poor as a church mouse' imply?

• Being very clean

• Being very poor

• Being very religious

• Being very wealthy

What is the meaning of 'When pigs might fly'?

• Something that is likely to happen

• Something that is impossible

• Something that is happening now

• Something that is very common

What does 'On cloud nine' mean?

• Feeling very tired

• Feeling very happy

• Feeling very angry

• Feeling very sad

What does the idiom 'Pulling your leg' mean?

• Being serious

• Telling the truth

• Joking or teasing someone

• Being angry

What is the origin of 'Raining cats and dogs'?

• A Greek expression meaning contrary to belief

• An English expression about weather

• An Irish expression about frogs

• A French expression about animals

Which idiom would you use to describe a heavy downpour?

• Pulling your leg

• When pigs might fly

• Raining cats and dogs

• On cloud nine

What does 'Putting your foot down' mean?

• Being lazy

• Being confused

• Being indecisive

• Being firm or assertive

Which idiom is used to express disbelief in something happening?

• Pulling your leg

• On cloud nine

• When pigs might fly

• Raining cats and dogs