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Asking someone what they are thinking.
A penny for your thoughts / On the right track  
To pass away or die.
Kick the bucket / Hit the books 
Understand a hidden or implied meaning.
Read between the lines / Break a leg
Being very cautious and sensitive to avoid conflict.
Walking on eggshells / Under the weather 
Joining a popular trend or activity.
Jumping on the bandwagon / Piece of cake 
Facing the same challenges or problems as others.
In the same boat / On the same page
Don't worry about things that have already happened and can't be changed
Don't cry over spilled milk / Costs an arm and a leg
Working late into the night.
Burning the midnight oil / Bite the bullet
When you're nervous or anxious
Butterflies in my stomach / Kick the bucket
If someone is doing something correctly or making progress.
On the right track / A penny for your thoughts
This is a humorous way of saying that it's raining very heavily.
Raining cats and dogs / Burning the midnight oil
When someone is studying or doing their homework
Hit the books / Bite the bullet
To face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage.
Bite the bullet / Jumping on the bandwagon
When people have the same understanding or agreement about something.
On the same page / In the same boat
If someone is feeling sick or not well.
Under the weather / Don't cry over spilled milk
When something is very expensive
Costs an arm and a leg / Break a leg
This means that something is very easy or simple.
Piece of cake / Walking on eggshells
This is used to wish someone good luck, especially before a performance or an important event.
Break a leg / Read between the lines


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