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What does the idiom "music to my ears" mean? Use it in a sentence.
it means something is exactly what you wanted to hear; Ale told me she started to love reading this year and it was music to my ears!
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If you are really, really, really excited, you are as happy as who?
As happy as LARRY!
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The MUN students always seem ________________; I don't know how they stay so calm and focused.
as cool as a cucumber
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Ms. Zweber said to Salvador, "I'm sorry your project was ruined, but you have to _____________ and do it again."
go back to square
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The idiom "a walk in the park" means what? Use it in a sentence.
a task that is very easy; Vanessa always does well on the idiom quizzes, so the Idiom Test will probably be a walk in the park for her.
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This idiom means that the opportunity has passed you by. Use it in a sentence.
the ship has sailed; I could not turn in any missing work because the ship had sailed.
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When the students told Ms. Zweber that The Diary of Anne Frank was their favorite book of all time, she didn't know if they were telling the truth or ___________.
telling her a white lie
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If something you do creates serious problems, you are _________. Use this idiom in a sentence.
opening a can of worms; Gael knew he was opening a can of worms by sneaking out of the Book Fair, but he did it anyway.
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What is a fair-weather fan or a fair-weather friend? Use the idiom in a sentence.
someone who only supports a team or a friend when things are good; Ms. Zweber is a fair-weather fan because she was only excited for the Vikings when they almost made it to the Super Bowl.
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What does "to drag one's feet" mean? Use it in a sentence.
to do something reluctantly and without enthusiasm; Eugenio was dragging his feet last night because he did not want to study for the Idiom Test.
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This idiom refers to being extremely surprised, shocked, or scared. Use it in a sentence.
to jump out of one's skin; As I was reading the book IT by Stephen King, I jumped out of my skin every time I heard a noise in my house.
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This idiom means to say something embarrassing. Use it in a sentence.
Hector really put his foot in his mouth when he told Pato he has not read any of The Diary of Anne Frank and Ms. Zweber overheard him.
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What does "to stick out like a sore thumb" mean? Use it in a sentence.
it means people notices you because you are different from everyone else; Ms. Zwebe'r dad stuck out like a sore thumb in Guadalajara because he wore shorts everywhere, even when it was only 8 degrees!
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What does "my dogs are barking" mean? Use it in a sentence.
your feet are hurting; After getting out his seat 50 times and walking around the classroom, Nico's dogs were barking.
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This idiom means you really, really want to know something. Use it in a sentence.
to have a burning question; Jimena's burning question was: Do Anne and Peter fall in love?
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This idiom means to keep a secret. Use it in a sentence.
to keep it under one's hat; I thought Sara could keep the news under her hat, but she told everyone my secret.
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What is the past tense of "She sticks out like a sore thumb"?
She STUCK out like a sore thumb.
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This idiom means someone really annoys you.
to get under someone's skin; It really gets under Ms. Zweber's skin when Bernardo whines about taking notes.
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A person who _________ really irritates you.
gets under your skin
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What does "puppy love" mean? Use it in a sentence.
Daniel always says he is in love, but Ms. Zweber tells him it is just puppy love.
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What is the past tense of "My dad puts his foot in his mouth"?
My dad PUT his foot in his mouth yesterday. (It doesn't change in the past tense.)
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Which idiom refers to people who do everything together? Use the idiom in a sentence.
joined at the hip; Monse and Fer are joined at the hip. They do everything together!
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What is the past tense of "He is telling a white lie"?
He TOLD a white lie.
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These two idioms refer to something or someone who is incredibly romantic or emotional. Use one in a sentence.
to be corny or cheesy; Some girls like romantic books and movies, but Valeria thinks they are too cheesy.