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Idioms About Clothes And Accessories

August 16, 2024 - C1pdf

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1When the ............... are off, people fight, argue or compete without any respect for each other.
Wrong!
2When somebody wears very smart clothes, they are dressed to the ...............
Wrong!
3He can buy anything. His dad has ...............
Wrong!
4A/An ............... is an achievement you can be proud of.
Wrong!
5When you keep something under your hat, it is a ...............
Wrong!
6The two brothers are hand in ............... You never find one without the other.
Wrong!
7If the ............... fits, you should wear it.
Wrong!
8If you have a/an ............... up your sleeve, you have a secret plan or strategy that you will use when it is necessary.
Wrong!
9If you say you will eat your ..............., you are sure that something will not happen.
Wrong!
10To fly by the seat of your pants is to ............... rather than using logic or knowledge.
Wrong!
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Answers

  1. When the gloves are off, people fight, argue or compete without any respect for each other.
  2. When somebody wears very smart clothes, they are dressed to the nines
  3. He can buy anything. His dad has deep pockets
  4. A/An feather in your cap is an achievement you can be proud of.
  5. When you keep something under your hat, it is a secret
  6. The two brothers are hand in glove You never find one without the other.
  7. If the cap fits, you should wear it.
  8. If you have a/an ace up your sleeve, you have a secret plan or strategy that you will use when it is necessary.
  9. If you say you will eat your hat, you are sure that something will not happen.
  10. To fly by the seat of your pants is to act instinctively rather than using logic or knowledge.
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