Match the idiom with its correct meaning.1. I wish you would stop pulling my leg. I hate

your jokes. 2. It won’t do any good to complain because we

are all in the same boat. 3. George was so surprised you could have

knocked him with a feather.4. I was so embarrassed. I really put my foot in

my mouth this time.5. The sweater is a bargain at that price. It only

costs chicken feed.6. I really wish you would get off my back. I don’t

want to talk about it anymore.7. Please drop me a line when you get to Paris. I

want to know everything about your trip.8. Could you lend me a hand with these boxes?9. Ben was so tired that he slept like a log all

night.10. I want to enjoy the movie so zip it!11. Dad asked us to stay out of his hair for a

while.12. The test was a piece of cake.13. The children fought like cats and dogs.14. My knees were jello when I walked onto the

podium.15. Mrs. Spencer has a lovely garden. She really

has a green thumb.____to argue violently.____to stop bothering.____to be nervous.____to write a letter.____to be easy____to stop annoying ____to tease someone.____to say something stupid.____to be of help.____to sleep very deeply.____to be in the same problem.____to be in astonishment.____to have luck with planting.____low amount of money.____to stop talking.

Match the idiom with the picture.

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