Idiom

Welcome to the Idiom category on Questions LLC! Are you curious about those quirky phrases and expressions that add color and creativity to language? You've come to the right place! Here, we delve into the fascinating world of idioms and explore their origins, meanings, and usage. Whether you're a language enthusiast, an English learner, or simply someone seeking witty phrases to impress your friends, this category will satisfy your curiosity. Join us as we unravel the mysteries behind idiomatic expressions and uncover the hidden stories they carry. So, get ready to have fun while broadening your linguistic knowledge!

Questions (18)

Read the following line of dialogue from "When Greek Meets Greek.""When you are in Rome, do as the Romans do." This line can be
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2. asked by blu
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Which type of figurative language is used in this sentence?His attitude about the situation rubbed me the wrong way, so I just
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2. asked by Quinn
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Read the following sentence the underlined phrase is an idiom
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2. asked by Jo mama
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When someone needs help, I try to lend a hand.A. Alliteration B. Antithesis C. Idiom D. Imagery C?
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2. asked by quick help needed
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That car is so expensive; it costs an arm and a leg.A. Pun B. Idiom C. Personification D. Metaphor Im debating between a pun and
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2. asked by Alex
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I need an example of IDIOM with the word EXECUTIONER. plzz !
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2. asked by Gigi
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A(n)cannot be taken literally and must be understood as a whole.
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2. asked anonymously
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Which type of figurative language is used in this example?Joe walks around with a chip on his shoulder. Question 8 options:
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2. asked by lil Z
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what type of figurative language isIf the shoe fits, wear it
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Read the following line of dialogue from "When Greek Meets Greek." "When you are in Rome, do as the Romans do." This line can be
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2. asked anonymously
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is “ miss duck said, “Drake dear” aidiom alliteration hyperbole as simile
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“It's a piece of cake.”a. hyperbole b. idiom c. allusion d. simile
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2. asked by b
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what literary device is used in dont count your chickens
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2. asked by wheatus
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My heart is jumping. What kind of figurative language is this? What is the author trying to say?
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2. asked by b
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The job was a piece of cake. What kind of figurative language is this? What is the author trying to say?
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2. asked by b
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What type of figurative language is this?That test was a piece of cake. a. idiom b. metaphor
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2. asked by b
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Hazardous driving conditions threw cold water on our weekend plans.“Threw cold water on” is an example of: A) Simile B)
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Wyatt forgot to bring his lunch to school, and when he arrived home, he told his mom he could eat a horse. What does the phrase
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