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WorksheetsEnglish Idioms
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 36mins
I feel under the weather today. What does under the weather mean?
fit
happy
sad
ill
The police officer let her off the hook.
took him to jail
didn't give him a ticket
helped him get down
gave him a ticket
Couch Potato
Lazy
Watching Tv
Eating potato chips
Teacher's Pet
Teacher's favorite student
Pigs fly
Hamster
When pigs fly
To say something is impossible
Bacon
Flying high
Piece of Cake
Something is easy
Chocolate cake
Birthday cake
I was about to go on stage and had BUTTERFLIES IN MY STOMACH.
sick
bugs crawled inside of me
mad
nervous
It is RAINING CATS AND DOGS!
It's been raining all day.
It's raining a lot.
It's not raining.
There are scattered thunderstorms.
Someone in the meeting needs to break the ice.
stop the silence and get everyone talking
stop your conversation
travel in the cold
clean your freezer
She sent us on a wild goose chase looking for her cleats.
taking a goose as a pet
running around crazy
swimming in the water
eating a large bird
She could finally see in her mind's eye what she was supposed to do.
something is really confusing
one of your eyes stops working
you imagine it and have a clear picture in your mind
you have a third eye on your head
Some people saying eating until you feel sick is too much of a good thing.
when you have too much of a good thing it can turn into a bad thing
you can eat as much food as you want
some people never get tired
Time flies
Time passes quickly
You are too old
There are flies in the room
You are too late
In the long run
You need more time
It's too early for something
Over a long period of time
You are too young
The ship has sailed
You missed an opportunity
You did something wrong
You don't know the answer
You are running late
What does it mean if someone tells you the situation is "getting out of hand"?
The situation is good luck.
The situation is boring.
The situation is getting out of control.
The situation is required.
What does it mean if before a performance, a friend tell you to "break a leg".
She wants you to stay home.
She wants you to get hurt.
She wishes you good luck.
She is jealous.
My mom bought a new purse and said it "cost an arm and a leg". What did she mean?
She meant it was ugly.
She meant it was pretty.
She meant it cost a lot of money.
She wasn't sure she wanted it but bought it anyway.
