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    Idioms are phrases that don't literally mean what they say but instead have figurative or non-literal meanings. The document provides examples of common idioms and asks students to match the idioms with pictures and definitions and then use the idioms correctly in sentences.

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    Idioms are phrases that don't literally mean what they say but instead have figurative or non-literal meanings. The document provides examples of common idioms and asks students to match the idioms with pictures and definitions and then use the idioms correctly in sentences.

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    Idioms are phrases that don't literally mean what they say but instead have figurative or non-literal meanings. The document provides examples of common idioms and asks students to match the idioms with pictures and definitions and then use the idioms correctly in sentences.

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    Idioms

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    Gracia Verstianti
    Idioms are phrases that don't literally mean what they say but instead have figurative or non-literal meanings. The document provides examples of common idioms and asks students to match the idioms with pictures and definitions and then use the idioms correctly in sentences.

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    Idioms are phrases that don’t

    mean what they literally say, they


    have a special meaning.

    A. Match the idioms below with the pictures above! Write the numbers in the circles!
    Then, match the idioms with the meanings! Write the letters!
    1.) Feeling blue ________
    A. Someone who reads books a lot
    2.) A piece of cake ________
    B. Feel sad
    3.) Such a lemon ________ C. Well-organized
    4.) A big mouth ________ D. Someone who’s not able to keep a secret
    5.) A bookworm ________ E. Didn’t get punish
    6.) Ducks in a row ________ F. Something that doesn’t work well
    7.) Out off the hook ________ G. a very intelligent person

    8.) Two peas in a pod ________ H. Good luck!

    9.) A smart cookie ________ I. Very similar

    10.) Break a leg! ________ J. Something very easy


    B. Complete the sentences with the correct idioms!

    1.) Mom: “How was you exam?”


    Me : “It was ________________________. I got a perfect score!”

    2.) People say that me and my brother look like _______________________, but I don’t see
    any similarity between us.

    3.) Since she lost her dog, she’s been ___________________________.

    4.) This is the second time my car broke this month. This car is ______________________.

    5.) Don’t tell her any secret! She’s got ________________________ She must tell your
    secret to other people!

    6.) She always go to the library seems to have a new book to read every day!
    She’s such _______________________.

    7.) I get my _________________________ by preparing all my books and school stuffs


    before I go to school.

    8.) My mom let me ______________________after I said sorry to her and promise not to
    make the same mistake anymore.

    9.) William is ____________________! He always got perfect scores in every exam.

    10.) Before I sing a song in the school competition my friend told me to _______________!

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