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I will eat
a piece of cake
for dessert.

The exam is just


a piece of cake.
Idiom

-is a group of words whose


meaning is different from
the combined meanings of
the words expressed.
Idiom

-is a group of words with a


specific meaning that is
different from what the
individual words literally
mean.

Idiomatic
Expressions

1. a piece of cake
- so easy

2. break a leg
- good luck

3. hit the books


- study hard

4. apple of the
eye
- favorite

5. raining cats
and dogs
- heavy rain

6. tickled pink
- happy

7. so blue
- sad

8. eat the hay


- long sleep

9. bite your
tongue
- keep quiet

10. blow one’s


horn
- to praise one’s
success

11. dress someone


down
- to reprimand or
scold someone

12. drop off


- To fall asleep

13. have someone


over
- to invite to
one’s house

14. bring home the


bacon
- to bring home
the victory

15. keep someone in the


dark
- to keep something a
secret from someone

Supply the idiomatic


expression to make the
meaning correct.

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