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Idioms. Define Idioms: Idioms are a phrase that have a different meaning then what your actually mean like: “I’ll keep going until the cows come home”,

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1 Idioms

2 Define Idioms: Idioms are a phrase that have a different meaning then what your actually mean like: “I’ll keep going until the cows come home”, “Put a sock in it”, “Like a fish out of water”, “Hold your horses”, “Calm your farm”, “Break a leg”.

3 I’ll keep going until the cows come home! Actual meaning, I’ll keep doing this for a little while longer!

4 Put a sock in it! Actual meaning, be quiet!

5 Like a fish out of water Actual meaning, It fells like I’m different

6 Hold your horses! Actual meaning, Hold on!

7 Calm your farm! Actual meaning, Calm down!

8 Break a leg! Actual meaning, Try your hardest and do your best!

9 Can you think of anymore Idioms?

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