Idioms 1
On Saturday, it was raining cats and dogs. I was soaked by the time I got to the party.
it's raining a lot.
Jack sent out all the details weeks before the surprise party. Now he just hoped no one would spill the beans.
tell a secret
Ms. Morgan would like to raise everyone's grade to an A, but her hands are tied.
This idioms means to suddenly start to cry.
My mom was so excited when I told her I got a part in the school play. Before I went on stage, she said break a leg.
Good Luck!
Sophia hated history class. The dates were always so confusing. Her last test took her forever, she was on pins and needles waiting for the results.
nervous
Jane has such a nasty cold. She's really feeling under the weather.
sick
I was so angry at my brother for shrinking my sweater. My mother said, "breathe. Don't lose your head about it."
to lose control of your emotions.
The speech teacher will buy all her speech kids pizza when pigs fly.
Something that is not going to happen.
Mason and Jane tied the knot over the weekend. They are now husband and wife.
got married
Math had always been easy for Molly. When she got her math test, she knew it would be a piece of cake.
That was easy.
The engineer cut so many corners when drawing the building it was not wonder the second story fell down.
Do something in the easiest and cheapest way. Not always a good thing.
Layla, I am so sorry I broke your pencil. "Don't worry, they're a dime a dozen."
Something that is very common
Flights are so expensive, so we only get to travel once in a blue moon.
Every once in a while
Kendrick bought a new Ferrari. It cost an arm and a leg.
very expensive
I offered to increase the price, but I haven't heard back. The ball is in their court.
It's up to the other person.