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What is an Idiom An expression that cannot be understood by the meaning of their separate words, but that has a separate meaning of it’s own. Literal: What the words actually mean Figurative: The commonly understood meaning of the phrase

Literal A cup of joe

Figurative

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List of Idioms to Choose From Walking on air Burns the candle at both ends On Cloud 9 Put your foot in your mouth Between a rock and a hard place Break a leg You’re in the dog house Let the cat out of the bag Drive me up a wall My hands are tied Play it by ear Shed some light on it Roll with the punches Skating on thin ice Get off my back Kick the bucket Raining cats and dogs Butterflies in your stomach Spitting image Don’t lose your head Break the ice Off the hook Pass the buck Swallow your pride On the right track Clear sailing Running on empty Hit the ceiling Turned a deaf ear

First Idiom Title Here Use Clip Art or a Google Image Search to find a Literal picture of the idiom Insert the picture or clip art into this slide on the left side Find and insert a picture of the Figurative meaning on the right side. Type one sentence explaining what the idiom means on the right side, under the picture.

Second Idiom Title Here Use Clip Art or a Google Image Search to find a Literal picture of the idiom Insert the picture or clip art into this slide on the left side Find and insert a picture of the Figurative meaning on the right side. Type one sentence explaining what the idiom means on the right side, under the picture.

Third Idiom Title Here Use Clip Art or a Google Image Search to find a Literal picture of the idiom Insert the picture or clip art into this slide on the left side Find and insert a picture of the Figurative meaning on the right side. Type one sentence explaining what the idiom means on the right side, under the picture.

Fourth Idiom Title Here Use Clip Art or a Google Image Search to find a Literal picture of the idiom Insert the picture or clip art into this slide on the left side Find and insert a picture of the Figurative meaning on the right side. Type one sentence explaining what the idiom means on the right side, under the picture.

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