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Let's take some games. We will have A LOT OF TIME AND NOTHING TO DO (idiom) during the flight.
a lot of time to kill
Paraphrase using an idiom: I need to start learning now or I will fail the exam.
I need to hit the books or I will fail the exam.
Paraphrase using an idiom: He is living in a fantasy world.
He's got his head in the clouds.
Paraphrase using an idiom: He feels depressed after loosing his dog.
He feels blue.
"Stop __________ ___________ (idiom) and see what you can realistically achieve."
chasing rainbows
Paraphrase using an idiom: We need to get together and think of some ideas.
We need to get together and brainstorm some ideas.
Paraphrase using an idiom: We finished before the time was up
We beat the clock.
Paraphrase the capitalized part using an idiom: YOU NEED TO REMEMBER that he tried his best.
Bear in mind that he tried his best.
When you feel ill, you feel... (idiom)
under the weather
Paraphrase using an idiom: "When she passed her exam, she felt wonderful."
She felt on top of the world.
Paraphrase using an idiom: When you waste time, you waste money.
Time is money.
Paraphrase using a weather idiom: He is extremely happy.
He is on cloud nine.
_______ _______ when you're having fun.
Time flies when you're having fun.
The car is faster than a Ferrari, but the (idiom) is the price, which is half the cost.
the cherry on the cake
Paraphrase with an idiom: I see him extremely rarely.
I see him once in a blue moon.
"Stop thinking about it. What's done is done. There's no point..."
crying over spilt milk
Paraphrase using an idiom: You need to work hard to earn money.
Money doesn't grow on trees.
Paraphrase using an animal idiom. It is pouring down with rain.
It's raining cats and dogs.
He is madly in love. Paraphrase using an idiom.
He is head over heels.
You can't compare these two things. They are...
apples and oranges
He loves his daughter very much. Paraphrase using an idiom.
His daughter is the apple of his eye.
"Don't worry. Things will be fine. The problem is just a..."
storm in a teacup
When something is very easy, we say it is a...
piece of cake.
A lazy person who spends all day in front of the TV
A couch potato
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