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Idioms juan zurita 3B

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This document contains a list of common idioms in English with their meanings: 1) "I'm all ears" means ready and willing to listen. 2) "All hands on deck" means everyone needs to help or participate. 3) "All in your head" refers to something being imagined or not real. 4) "All the rage" describes something very popular or trendy. The document provides examples of how each idiom is used in a sentence to demonstrate its meaning. It helps explain idioms, which are groups of words that have a figurative meaning beyond the literal definition.

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D AT E : M O N D AY / 3 0 T H / N O V E M B E R / 2 0 1 5 N A M E : J U A N D I E G O ZU R I TA F C O U R S E : 3 R D “ B ” San Gabriel High School IDIOMS
IDIOMS  Idioms are groups of words in a fixed order that have a meaning that cannot be guessed by knowing the meaning of the individual words.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT MEDICINE OR SURGICAL PROCEDURE, I'M ALL EARS 1) I'm all ears
NOW, I NEED ALL HANDS ON DECK FOR THE NEXT TWO DAYS. 2) ALL HANDS ON DECK
FEAR OF FLYING IS ALL IN YOUR HEAD, AND I WANTED TO SHOW YOU HOW POWERFUL YOUR MIND CAN BE.. 3) ALL IN YOUR HEAD
BLACK LIGHTS WERE ALL THE RAGE BACK THEN. 4) ALL THE RAGE
IF ANY ONE CALLS, TELL THEM I'M OUT . 5) ANYONE´S CALL
SILVIA´S ON AUTOMATIC PILOT THIS MONTH, SHE DOES NOT PAY ATTENTION IN ANY ACTIVITY. 6) Automatic Pilot
HAITI IS CURRENTLY ENGAGED IN A RACE AGAINST THE CLOCK TO PREPARE FOR THE HURRICANE SEASON. 7)Against the clock
I'M A GROWN MAN, WALKING THE STREETS, INVESTIGATING WITH THE POLICE, HOPING TO ACCIDENTALLY-ON-PURPOSE MEET WITH THE GIRL THAT I MET 16 YEARS AGO. 8) Accidentally on purpose
WHEREVER YOU ARE, WHETHER IT'S NIGHT OR DAY, THERE MUST BE PALM TREES, MUSIC, THE SEA AND ALL THAT JAZZ. BUT I'M WAITING HERE. 9) All that Jazz
THE ESPIRITUAL EXERCISES ARE A LOT OF DINAMICS TO SORT YOURSELF OUT AND GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER. 10) Get your act together

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Idioms juan zurita 3B

  • 1. D AT E : M O N D AY / 3 0 T H / N O V E M B E R / 2 0 1 5 N A M E : J U A N D I E G O ZU R I TA F C O U R S E : 3 R D “ B ” San Gabriel High School IDIOMS
  • 2. IDIOMS  Idioms are groups of words in a fixed order that have a meaning that cannot be guessed by knowing the meaning of the individual words.
  • 3. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT MEDICINE OR SURGICAL PROCEDURE, I'M ALL EARS 1) I'm all ears
  • 4. NOW, I NEED ALL HANDS ON DECK FOR THE NEXT TWO DAYS. 2) ALL HANDS ON DECK
  • 5. FEAR OF FLYING IS ALL IN YOUR HEAD, AND I WANTED TO SHOW YOU HOW POWERFUL YOUR MIND CAN BE.. 3) ALL IN YOUR HEAD
  • 6. BLACK LIGHTS WERE ALL THE RAGE BACK THEN. 4) ALL THE RAGE
  • 7. IF ANY ONE CALLS, TELL THEM I'M OUT . 5) ANYONE´S CALL
  • 8. SILVIA´S ON AUTOMATIC PILOT THIS MONTH, SHE DOES NOT PAY ATTENTION IN ANY ACTIVITY. 6) Automatic Pilot
  • 9. HAITI IS CURRENTLY ENGAGED IN A RACE AGAINST THE CLOCK TO PREPARE FOR THE HURRICANE SEASON. 7)Against the clock
  • 10. I'M A GROWN MAN, WALKING THE STREETS, INVESTIGATING WITH THE POLICE, HOPING TO ACCIDENTALLY-ON-PURPOSE MEET WITH THE GIRL THAT I MET 16 YEARS AGO. 8) Accidentally on purpose
  • 11. WHEREVER YOU ARE, WHETHER IT'S NIGHT OR DAY, THERE MUST BE PALM TREES, MUSIC, THE SEA AND ALL THAT JAZZ. BUT I'M WAITING HERE. 9) All that Jazz
  • 12. THE ESPIRITUAL EXERCISES ARE A LOT OF DINAMICS TO SORT YOURSELF OUT AND GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER. 10) Get your act together