Idioms Matching – Basic Idioms

Directions – Draw a line from each idiom beginning to its correct ending.

1) Cut it mind.

Never out.

Once in a while.

2) Get used with it.

Don't to it.

He got away give up.

3) Hang in my business

He's happy all of there.

It's none of the time.

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Directions – Draw a line from each idiom beginning to its correct ending.

1) I changed me crazy.

He has quite a few baseball cards.

This cold is driving my mind.

2) Try to figure all the time.

He watches cartoons to the cold.

Rover is used it out..

3) She made the story on.

Hold up.

Give me a break.
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Directions – Draw a line from each idiom beginning to its correct ending.

You shouldn't let success go top of my head.

1)

I came up with the answer off the to your head.

She told me not to rub the trick.

This should do it in.

2) The wild scheme was nick of time.

I'm tired. I think I'll hit her back.

He hit the shot just in the a long shot.

The surprise was planned behind the sack.

3) Your work should not be the hard way.

At the party everyone had a blast.

We're all looking put off.

I found out forward to the party.

Idiom Choices 1
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Directions: Answer each question. Explain what each correct idiom means.

1) Can you be in charge or up charge?

2) Can you calm up or calm down?

3) Do some things happen once in a while, or twice at a while?

4) Are imaginary things in your head or in your wrist?

5) Can you feel out of time or out of place?

6) Do you put on your clothes or put in your clothes?

7) Can you go above with a plan or go through with a plan?

8) When you're in a hurry, do you step on it or step by it?

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Directions: Answer each question. Explain what each correct idiom means.

1) Can you be skating on thin ice or swimming on thin ice?

2) Can your teacher put his foot down or put his foot upside down?

3) Can your order at a restaurant be messed up or messed through?

4) Can a boxer throw in the cracker or throw in the towel?

5) Can an idea come out of the blue or out of the bubble gum?

6) Can an answer be right on the dot or almost around the string?

7) Can a man and a woman tie the knot or sneeze the shoe?

8) Can you read between the lines or next to the sun?

9) Can a problem be taken for a long ride or taken care of?

10) If you’re in trouble are you in the doghouse or in the bird’s nest?
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