Idioms 1
Add fuel to the fire
Making a bad situation worse.
An arm and a leg.
Costs a lot of money
The apple of my eye
Back to square one
Starting over
Bark up the wrong tree
Going about something the wrong way. Give an example to get these points.
Bend over backwards
To try very hard to help or please someone else. Give an example to get these points.
Go out on a limb.
To take a chance or do something risky.
Cry over spilt milk
To get upset over a mistake that can't be changed. Give an example to get these points.
Hit the hay
Go to bed. Use this idiom in a sentence to get these points.
A drop in the bucket
A small amount, there is a lot left to do. Give an example to get these points.
Hit the nail on the head
To do something exactly right. Use this idiom in a sentence to get these points.
A dime a dozen.
Something that is common and inexpensive. Give an example of two items that could be considered a dime a dozen.
Keep your chin up
Stay positive even when things are going badly. Give a scenario that you could use this idiom to get these points.