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Froggy Jumps IdiomsVersión en línea Idioms por Yedith Zavaleta Corrales 1 If you think I broke the vase, you’re barking up the wrong tree. a It’s your turn to take action or make a decision b Accusing or pursuing the wrong person/idea c To start a conversation or ease tension 2 I’ve given you all the information; now the ball is in your court. a It’s your turn to take action or make a decision b Accusing or pursuing the wrong person/idea c To start a conversation or ease tension 3 The teacher told a funny story to break the ice on the first day. a It’s your turn to take action or make a decision b Accusing or pursuing the wrong person/idea c To start a conversation or ease tension 4 Her analysis really hit the nail on the head. a Staying up late to work or study b To give up or surrender c To be exactly right 5 He was burning the midnight oil to finish his thesis. a Staying up late to work or study b To give up or surrender c To be exactly right 6 After three failed attempts, she threw in the towel. a Staying up late to work or study b To give up or surrender c To be exactly right 7 Losing that job was a blessing in disguise; I found a better one. a A misfortune that turns out to be beneficial b Feeling sick or unwell c Something very expensive 8 That car cost an arm and a leg. a A misfortune that turns out to be beneficial b Feeling sick or unwell c Something very expensive 9 I’m a bit under the weather today, so I’ll stay home. a A misfortune that turns out to be beneficial b Feeling sick or unwell c Something very expensive 10 Diversify your investments; don’t put all your eggs in one basket. a Be honest. b Don’t risk everything on one plan c Go for what you want. 11 After forgetting to submit the report, the manager is in hot water with the CEO. a To be in trouble or facing difficulties. b Something happening unexpectedly. c To aim for something very high or ambitious. 12 Suddenly, out of the blue, she received a job offer from a top company. a To be in trouble or facing difficulties. b Something happening unexpectedly. c To aim for something very high or ambitious. 13 The entrepreneur decided to shoot for the moon with her ambitious startup idea. a To be in trouble or facing difficulties. b Something happening unexpectedly. c To aim for something very high or ambitious. 14 He had to bite the bullet and accept the tough decision. a To face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage. b To reveal a secret. c To be listening attentively. 15 John accidentally spilled the beans about the surprise party. a To face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage. b To reveal a secret. c To be listening attentively. 16 “Tell me everything, I’m all ears,” said the student to the teacher. a To face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage. b To reveal a secret. c To be listening attentively. 17 Let’s cut to the chase and discuss the main issue. a To skip unnecessary details and go straight to the point. b To agree or share the same understanding. c To rain very heavily. 18 The team is finally on the same page about the project goals. a To skip unnecessary details and go straight to the point. b To agree or share the same understanding. c To rain very heavily. 19 It was raining cats and dogs during the football match. a To skip unnecessary details and go straight to the point. b To agree or share the same understanding. c To rain very heavily. 20 The partners don’t always see eye to eye on financial matters. a To agree completely. b To miss an opportunity. c To stop something suddenly and completely. 21 He wanted to invest early, but he missed the boat. a To agree completely. b To miss an opportunity. c To stop something suddenly and completely. 22 She quit smoking cold turkey last year. a To agree completely. b To miss an opportunity. c To stop something suddenly and completely. 23 The auditor insists everything must be done by the book. a To follow rules strictly. b To make extra effort beyond expectations. c To start again from the beginning. 24 The teacher always goes the extra mile to help her students succeed. a To follow rules strictly. b To make extra effort beyond expectations. c To start again from the beginning. 25 After the plan failed, they went back to square one. a To follow rules strictly. b To make extra effort beyond expectations. c To start again from the beginning. 26 He fell head over heels in love with her. a To be deeply in love. b To be barely in love. c To be hardly in love

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IdiomsVersión en línea

por Yedith Zavaleta Corrales

If you think I broke the vase, you’re barking up the wrong tree.

I’ve given you all the information; now the ball is in your court.

The teacher told a funny story to break the ice on the first day.

Her analysis really hit the nail on the head.

He was burning the midnight oil to finish his thesis.

After three failed attempts, she threw in the towel.

Losing that job was a blessing in disguise; I found a better one.

That car cost an arm and a leg.

I’m a bit under the weather today, so I’ll stay home.

Diversify your investments; don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

After forgetting to submit the report, the manager is in hot water with the CEO.

Suddenly, out of the blue, she received a job offer from a top company.

The entrepreneur decided to shoot for the moon with her ambitious startup idea.

He had to bite the bullet and accept the tough decision.

John accidentally spilled the beans about the surprise party.

“Tell me everything, I’m all ears,” said the student to the teacher.

Let’s cut to the chase and discuss the main issue.

The team is finally on the same page about the project goals.

It was raining cats and dogs during the football match.

The partners don’t always see eye to eye on financial matters.

He wanted to invest early, but he missed the boat.

She quit smoking cold turkey last year.

The auditor insists everything must be done by the book.

The teacher always goes the extra mile to help her students succeed.

After the plan failed, they went back to square one.

He fell head over heels in love with her.