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The document matches pictures to idioms. There are 27 idioms and 25 pictures, with some pictures matching multiple idioms and two pictures matching none. The reader is instructed to write the number of the matching idiom next to each picture.
The document matches pictures to idioms. There are 27 idioms and 25 pictures, with some pictures matching multiple idioms and two pictures matching none. The reader is instructed to write the number of the matching idiom next to each picture.
The document matches pictures to idioms. There are 27 idioms and 25 pictures, with some pictures matching multiple idioms and two pictures matching none. The reader is instructed to write the number of the matching idiom next to each picture.
Match the pictures and the idioms. Write the numbers of the idioms next to the pictures.
Some pictures have more than one corresponding idioms. Two have none.
1. armed to the teeth
2. as scarce as hen's teeth 3. better than a kick in the teeth 4. bit between your teeth 5. by the skin of one’s teeth 6. cut one's eye-teeth on (something) 7. eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth 8. fed up to the back teeth 9. fight (someone or something) tooth and nail 10. get your teeth into 11. give one's eye-teeth (to do something) 12. gnash one's teeth 13. grit one's teeth 14. have a sweet tooth 15. kick in the teeth 16. lie through one's teeth 17. like pulling teeth 18. long in the tooth 19. no skin off (someone's) teeth 20. pull (someone's) tooth out 21. put some teeth into (something) 22. set one's teeth on edge 23. show one's teeth 24. sink one’s teeth into (something) 25. teething problems 26. through gritted teeth 27. tooth and nail Write the idioms to their meanings
a system of punishment where you punish
someone in the same way that they hurt you
bad news or a sudden disappointment
be extremely irritated and fed up with sg or sy
be fully armed, to have many weapons
be very difficult to do
become involved in or do something
that is intellectually challenging or satisfying take a bite from some kind of food by a narrow margin, barely
difficulties and problems experienced in the
early stages of a project/activity
fiercely, (fighting) as hard as possible
fight against someone or something with great
energy
grind one's teeth
grind one's teeth together in anger or from
stress or determination
have much experience with something, to have
done something since one was very young
increase the power of something
lie in a bold manner
like to eat sweet foods
not very good, but better than nothing
of no interest/concern/trouble to someone
old
show one's anger or strength as a warning to
someone not to argue or fight with you
take or have control of a situation.
take someone's tooth out (usually done by a
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate idiom. Its meaning is given in the brackets. Mind the tenses.
1. Cheap apartment rentals are (very rare) ________________________________ in
this city. 2. I (didn’t like the idea but was determined) ___________________________ and began to clean up after the students' party. 3. I often (grind my teeth) ______________________________ gnash my teeth when I am sleeping. 4. I (bit) __________________________________________ into the apple and took a bite. 5. I was finally able to (start)__________________________________ into the problem and find a solution. 6. I went to the dentist so he could(take my tooth out) ___________________________. 7. It is (not my concern) ___________________________ whether my friend comes to the restaurant with us or not. 8. It was (very difficult) ______________________________ to try and get the boy to lend us his bicycle. 9. My cousin (started a long time ago ) __________________________ fixing computers and now he is an expert at it. 10. Our supervisor (was angry) ___________________________ when I began to argue with him about my job. 11. The citizens (opposed the government) _________________________________over the government plans for the new airport. 12. The citizens wanted (similar punishment) ____________________________________ ________________ when they learned about the child's murder. 13. The girl ____________________________ and she loves chocolate. 14. The government finally (made the new law stronger)__________________________ __________________. 15. The idea that we would have to leave our apartment immediately (made me feel uncomfortable) ________________________________________. 16. The little boy (badly wanted) ___________________________ to have a little puppy. 17. The man in the restaurant began (told tales) ________________________________ ________________ during the criminal investigation. 18. The man was feeling a little (old) ________________________________ and he did not have much energy. 19. The project has many (difficulties at the beginning) __________________________ that we must deal with. 20. The robbers (had a lot of guns) ___________________________________________ when they robbed the bank. 21. We fought (fiercely) ______________________________ to build the new wing of the hospital. 22. We were able to catch the train but only (arrived in the last minute) __________________________________.