You MUST KNOW These - 20 Colour Idioms - Common English Phrases Used In Daily Conversation

This video tutorial by Anna from englishlikeanative.com explores 20 color idioms in English, explaining their meanings and providing examples. The lesson covers idioms like 'catch someone red handed', 'gray area', 'give the green light', 'in the red', 'once in a blue moon', 'red tape', 'rose tinted glasses', 'show one's true colors', 'golden opportunity', 'white lie', 'pass with flying colors', 'see red', 'blue collar', 'white collar', 'red flag', 'red letter day', 'paint the town red', and 'red carpet treatment'. The video aims to enhance conversational English skills by understanding these idioms.

What does the idiom 'caught red-handed' mean?

• To be caught while eating

• To be caught while painting

• To be caught in the act of doing something wrong

• To be caught while running

What does 'in the red' signify for a person or company?

• They are in debt

• They are making a profit

• They are breaking even

• They have a surplus of money

What does the idiom 'gray area' refer to?

• An unclear or undefined situation

• A situation with a definite outcome

• A clear and defined situation

• A colorful situation

What does 'once in a blue moon' mean?

• Happens frequently

• Happens every month

• Happens rarely

• Happens every day

What does 'rose-tinted glasses' imply?

• Seeing things clearly

• Seeing things negatively

• Seeing things in black and white

• Seeing things with a positive bias

What is a 'golden opportunity'?

• A chance to relax

• A chance to succeed

• A chance to travel

• A chance to fail

What does 'red carpet treatment' mean?

• Treating someone like a celebrity

• Ignoring someone

• Treating someone as special and important

• Treating someone poorly