Understanding Dream Idioms

What is an idiom?

• A phrase that is always negative

• A literal expression

• A single word with multiple meanings

• A combination of words with a different meaning

What does 'a dream come true' imply?

• A confusing situation

• An amazing and perfect experience

• A disappointing event

• An unexpected surprise

What does the idiom 'I wouldn't dream of it' mean?

• I am unsure about it

• I am dreaming about it

• I would never do that

• I might consider it

How would you describe a vacation that was 'like a dream'?

• Perfect and wonderful

• Average and forgettable

• Terrible and disappointing

• Chaotic and stressful

What is the tone of the idiom 'In your dreams!'?

• Serious

• Sarcastic

• Literal

• Confused

When someone says 'Dream on!', what are they implying?

• Telling you to stop dreaming

• Encouraging you to keep dreaming

• Dismissing your fantasy as unlikely

• Suggesting you are asleep

What does 'beyond my wildest dreams' suggest?

• Something worse than expected

• Something better than imagined

• Something exactly as planned

• Something disappointing

How would you use 'It's a dream ________' in a sentence?

• To describe something ordinary

• To describe something terrible

• To describe something you dislike

• To describe something amazing

What is the main purpose of learning idioms?

• To confuse others

• To enhance understanding in conversations

• To make language more difficult

• To replace all literal expressions

Which idiom would you use to describe an experience that exceeded all expectations?

• In your dreams!

• Beyond my wildest dreams

• I wouldn't dream of it

• A dream come true