Idioms
What is the literal meaning of:
Break a leg
Wish someone good luck
What is the literal meaning of:
Mama bear
an overly protective mother
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Jacob and Jane does math homework.
Jacob and Jane do math homework.
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Sam cook a delicious dinner last night.
Sam cooked a delicious dinner last night.
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After dinner, I wash the dishes.
After dinner, I washed the dishes.
What is the literal meaning of:
Call it a day
Give up on something
What is the literal meaning of:
To pull someone’s leg
To lie to someone as a way to teasing them
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Will and Jess has three dogs.
Will and Jess have three dogs.
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Jen readed a book to her daughter last night.
Jen read a book to her daughter last night.
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Sarah walk to school last Monday because her bike was broken.
Sarah walked to school last Monday because her bike was broken.
What is the literal meaning of:
The ball is in your court
It is up to you
What is the literal meaning of:
To wrap your head around something
To take time to understand a difficult or hard-to-believe concept
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Logan do taekwondo.
Logan does taekwondo.
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Lisa go to the store yesterday.
Lisa went to the store yesterday.
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My mother buy a dress for me at the store.
My mother bought a dress for me at the store.
What is the idiom that means:
To be loyal no matter what
Through thick and thin
What is the metaphor that means:
Be more forgiving of someone's errors and faults
Cut them some slack
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Do your dog bark?
Does your dog bark?
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Mary understand the math lesson yesterday.
Mary understood the math lesson yesterday.
Use the metaphor "couch potato" in a sentence.
My brother is a couch potato, all he does is watch TV in the basement.
What is the idiom that means:
Once in a while or rarely
Once in a blue moon
What is the metaphor that means:
To describe a chaotic place
This place is a zoo
Create a grammatically correct sentence with the word "have" in it.
EX:
They have homework to do.
Jack and Grace have two dogs.
Create a grammatically correct sentence with the past tense of "put" in it.
EX:
Sam put his skates in the locker room yesterday.
Use the idiom "hit the road" in a sentence.
EX:
We decided to hit the road after the waiter spilled water all over our table.