Question

Match the idioms to their definitions and make up sentences with them.
2. Break a leg
3. Cold feet
4. Face the music
5. Flesh and blood
6. Give a hand
7. Head over heels
8. Rule of thumb
9. To be on one's last legs
10. To be the/a picture of (good) health
11. To have someone in stitches
12. Vim and vigour

A. deeply in love
B. Basic rule, not always followed
C. Help someone do something
D. Good luck
E. To have energy and enthusiasm for life
F. A relative
G. Stand up to unpleasant consequences, like criticism or punishment
H. Ready and eager to listen
I. To cause one to laugh hysterically
J. The period of time when someone was successful or strong is ending
K. To be in a very healthy condition
L. Nervous before an important event ​

Answer 1

Răspuns:

1.Break a leg-good luck

2.Cold feet-Nervous before a big event

3.Face the music-Stand up to unpleasant consequences, like criticism or punishment

4.Flesh and blood-A relative

5.Give a hand-Help someone do something

6.Head over heels-Deeply in love

7.Rule of thumb-Basic rule,not always followed

8.To be on one's last leg-The period of time when someone was successful or strong is ending

9.To be the/a picture of (good) health-To be in a very healthy condition

10.To have someone in stitches-To cause one to laugh hysterically

11.Vim and vigour-To have anergy and enthusiasm for life Sentences:

1. Today's the big game, eh? Break a leg!
2. My sister didn't get cold feet until she put her wedding gown on.
3. I stayed out all night. When I eventually got home I had to face the music from my husband.
4. I have to hire Mia. She's my own flesh and blood.
5. I can give you a hand when you move if you like
7. My brother is head over heels for his new girlfriend.
8. The rule of thumb is that the students wear black pants and white shirts
9. We live in a society which, capitalistically, is on its last legs throughout the world.
10. can't believe there's anything seriously wrong with him,he's the picture of health.
11. That guy always has me in stitches
12. Though she's no longer young, she's still full of vim and vigour.