Idioms
Stephanie was nervous before her presentation, but after practicing, she felt ready to knock it out of the park.
What does “knock it out of the park” mean?
Do really well.
Bright
1. Giving off or reflecting a lot of light.
2. Intelligent or quick-witted.
Use: because and soccer
I was late because my soccer game ran long.
Samantha forgot his homework again, and his teacher said, “You’re skating on thin ice.”
What does “skating on thin ice” mean?
Being close to getting in trouble.
Novel
1. A long, written work of fiction
2. Something new, original, or unusual.
although emma studied for the science test she forgetted to bring a pencil
Although Emma studied for the science test, she forgot to bring a pencil.
Ava was so excited about the concert that she could barely sit still. She was on cloud nine.
What does “on cloud nine” mean?
Very happy or excited.
1. A large mammal with a shaggy coat.
2. To tolerate or endure something.
Noah wanted to quit piano, but his mom said, “Don’t throw in the towel yet.”
What does “throw in the towel” mean?
Give up.
Match
1. A small wooden or paper stick used to start a fire.
2. An organized game/contest.
3. Pair two things together that look alike.
During the group project, Ethan wasn't helping at all. Finally, Maya said, "Come on, pull your weight!"
What does "pull your weight" mean?
Do your fair share of the work; contribute equally to the group.
Seal
1. An type of marine animal.
2. To close something.