English Grammar Idioms and phrases

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English Grammar Idioms and phrases

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Which idiom will you use to explain the meaning of the given phrase

Very dear *

2 points

Apple of disorder

Apple of one's eye

Apple pie order

None of these

A general view of something *

2 points

Blue blood

Bring to light

Birds eye view

None of these

To remain silent *

2 points

To hold one's tongue

Hit the nail on the head

Hang one's head

Have at fingertips

The large share *

2 points

Lose ground

Lose heart

A lion's share

Like a fish out of water

Details *

2 points

Ins and outs

In the air

into hot water

In order

Free from danger *

2 points

A queer fish

Pros and cons

On the alert

Out of the wood

Impossible *

2 points

Off and on

On the alert

Out of question

Off the track

To get into a difficulty *

2 points

Tooth and nail

Turn a deaf ear on

To get into hot water

Take off

With great energy *

2 points

Tooth and nail

Turn off

To get into hot water

None of these

To discourage

2 points

To throw cold water on

To and fro

With open arms

None of these

Clear selection

Choose the correct meaning of the given idioms.

Feather in one's cap *

2 points

An honour, an achievement

Deny a statement

Complete revenge

An unexpected winner

Birds of a feather *

2 points

By any means

Persons of same nature

Between two danger

Bitterly hostile

Ins and outs *

2 points

Blood relation

The largest share

In point of

Details

Washing one's dirty linen *

2 points

Affairs in public

An innocent foleshood

One should not discuss his family

To be literate

A dark horse *

2 points

An unexpected winner

Excellent work

Some sort of sacrifice

When a person becomes poor all his

To throw cold water on *

2 points

Here and there

To praise oneself

To discourage

Option 4

Between the devil and the Deep Blue sea *

2 points

Relation between the people of the same

Caught between two evils

Wholelly puzzled

Continuously

Castle in the air *

2 points

Imaginary schemes

To be victorious

Aristocratic origin

Very comfortable

Break the ice *

2 points

to leave no means of retreat

A general view of something

To speak first in a delicate matter

To be the winner

To throw mud at

2 points

To deceive

To discourage

Here and there

To criticise

Clear selection

Which idiom will you use to explain the meaning of the given phrase.

To disclose a secret *

2 points

To let the cat out of the bag

A wet blanket

To turn over a new leaf

To Bell the cat

an innocent foleshood *

2 points

Washing one's dirty linen

A white lie

A wet blanket

A white elephant

Neat and smart *

2 points

Spile and span

Tall story

Take off

Tooth and nail

A time of difficulty *

2 points

On the alert

Out of the way

Rainy day

Off and on

To change one's way of life *

2 points

To turn over a new leaf

To be educated

With open arms

A turning point

To have a selfish motive *

2 points

To fish in troubled water

To have an axe to grind

To pour cold water on

To eat one's word

When a person becomes poor all his *

2 points

Yeoman's service

A white elephant

When good cheer is lacking

Washing one's dirty linen

Here and there *

2 points

To and fro

Tall story

Tooth and nail

Take stock of

In the state of confusion *

2 points

On the alert

O Pell mell

Out of the wood

Off the track

Uncomfortable surrounding

2 points

First come first surve

Fish out of water

Foot the bill

For good

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