Understanding Idioms with 'Have'

What does it mean if someone is said to have a 'sweet tooth'?

• They have a tooth that is sweet.

• They enjoy eating sweet foods.

• They dislike desserts.

• They have a cavity.

If someone is described as having a 'heart of gold', what does it imply?

• They are very kind and generous.

• They are very brave.

• They are wealthy.

• They have a heart condition.

What does the idiom 'having a good head on your shoulders' suggest about a person?

• They are stubborn.

• They are very intelligent and sensible.

• They have a large head.

• They are physically strong.

What does it mean if someone 'has their hands full'?

• They are greedy.

• They are clumsy.

• They are very busy.

• They are holding many things.

What does it mean if someone 'has eyes in the back of their head'?

• They are very observant and aware.

• They have a unique physical feature.

• They are paranoid.

• They are forgetful.

If someone is said to have a 'big mouth', what does it imply?

• They have a large mouth.

• They talk a lot and may reveal secrets.

• They are very quiet.

• They are very loud.

What does having a 'green thumb' mean?

• Being inexperienced.

• Having a thumb injury.

• Being good at gardening.

• Being envious.

What does it mean if someone 'has their head in the clouds'?

• They are very focused.

• They are flying.

• They are not paying attention.

• They are very tall.

Who in the lesson is described as having a 'heart of gold'?

• Angela

• John

• Susan

• Bill

Which idiom would you use to describe someone who is very busy?

• Hands full

• Green thumb

• Heart of gold

• Sweet tooth