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What idiom means tell me what you are thinking?
a penny for your thoughts
If something is very expensive you can say it...
costs an arm and a leg
Your guess is as good as mine means that you know the answer. true/false?
false
what idiom means that you agree with someone
see eye to eye
he's not playing with a full deck means...
crazy / no sense/ stupid
What idiom means that what you do is more important than what you say?
actions speak louder than words
When you try to do something that is too difficult, you are....
biting off more than you can chew
What idiom means you shouldn't judge people and things from the way they look?
don't judge a book by it's cover
if you answer exactly right, you...
hit the nail on the head.
Don't give up your day job means...
you are not very good at something
What idiom means to stop avoiding the subject
don't beat around the bush
what idiom means that yoou think somethng is really good?
the best thing since sliced bread
If you are very tired, you would hit the....
sack
what idiom means to achieve two things in one go?
kill two birds with one stone
If you are talking about someone and then they arrive unexpectedly, you say...
speak of the devil
'Don't put all your eggs in one basket' is good advice. true/false
true
