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    This document provides a worksheet with common English idioms related to food, their meanings, and examples of how to use them in sentences. The worksheet contains over 30 idioms and phrases including "apple of my eye", "bad egg", "basket case", and others. Students are instructed to write definitions for each idiom and create example sentences using the expressions to demonstrate their understanding. The purpose is to help English language learners learn and practice using common idiomatic expressions.

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    This document provides a worksheet with common English idioms related to food, their meanings, and examples of how to use them in sentences. The worksheet contains over 30 idioms and phrases including "apple of my eye", "bad egg", "basket case", and others. Students are instructed to write definitions for each idiom and create example sentences using the expressions to demonstrate their understanding. The purpose is to help English language learners learn and practice using common idiomatic expressions.

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    Unit 16 Food Part 1

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    Arzu Taghi
    This document provides a worksheet with common English idioms related to food, their meanings, and examples of how to use them in sentences. The worksheet contains over 30 idioms and phrases including "apple of my eye", "bad egg", "basket case", and others. Students are instructed to write definitions for each idiom and create example sentences using the expressions to demonstrate their understanding. The purpose is to help English language learners learn and practice using common idiomatic expressions.

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    Food Idioms Worksheet

    Instructions: ​Write the meanings of the idiomatic expressions and create sentences using the expressions.

    Idiom / Phrase Meaning Example Sentence

    apple of my eye

    bad egg

    basket case

    be nuts about

    big cheese

    bite off more than one


    can chew

    bitter pill

    bread and butter

    bring home the bacon

    butter someone up

    cheap as chips

    couch potato

    cream of the crop

    cry over spilled milk

    cup of joe

    cut the cheese

    cut the mustard

    egg someone on

    freeze your buns off

    full of beans

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    gravy train

    hard nut to crack

    have a bun in the oven

    have your cake and eat


    it too

    heard it through the


    grapevine

    hot potato

    in a nutshell

    make from scratch

    my cup of tea

    on a silver platter

    out to lunch

    piece of cake

    piss in my cornflakes

    put all of the eggs in one


    basket

    smart cookie

    spice things up

    spill the beans

    take the cake

    take with a grain of salt

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