IDIOMS

1. Put the expressions in the correct order:

To / somebody / in / picture / put / the

get / the / the / To / wrong / of / stick /
end
To / loop / somebody / in / the / keep
grapevine /To / a / hear / it / on
Put / a / it / in / nutshell / To
Can't / tails / head / nor / make
To / the / straight / get / to / point
the / be / like / To / to / talking / brick
wall
To / same / on / be / the / wavelength

2. Write the idiom next to its definition

To summarize something in a few words.

To be unable to understand or decipher.
To keep somebody copied in an email or
informed about a situation.
To update somebody on news
To be on the same channel or to
understand the same thing
To misunderstand something.
To hear a rumor
To maintain communication with
somebody that does not pay attention or
ignores you.
To say something directly without being
buzzing around the bushes.
3. Complete the missing part of the idiom

1. To put somebody
2. To get the wrong
3. To keep somebody
4. To hear it on
5. To put it
6. Can’t make
7. To get straight to
8. To be like talking
9. To be on

4. Speaking: Give some examples in which you can use these idioms