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Telangana TSBIE\u00a0TS Inter 2nd Year English Study Material<\/a> Grammar Idioms and Phrases Exercise Questions and Answers.<\/p>\n

TS Inter 2nd Year English Grammar Idioms and Phrases<\/h2>\n

Q.No. 12 (4 Marks)<\/p>\n

Do you have any idea of what an idiom is?
\nLet us read this conversation.<\/p>\n

Anitha\u00a0 :\u00a0 Hi, Akhila… seem to be over the moon!
\nAkhila\u00a0 :\u00a0 Yeah…Don\u2019t you know? The Inter results are music to my ears. What about you?
\nAnitha\u00a0 :\u00a0 Ah! I had to eat humble pie.
\nAkhila\u00a0 :\u00a0 Why… ? You burnt the midnight oil… I think.
\nAnitha\u00a0 :\u00a0 Nevertheless, I failed in one subject.
\nAkhila\u00a0 :\u00a0 Don\u2019t cry your eyes out. Pull up your socks. Prepare we for the next exam.
\nAnitha\u00a0 :\u00a0 It\u2019s OK. But my father doesn\u2019t have belief in my ability, often says, \u201cDon\u2019t tell me cock and bull stories\u201d.
\nAkhila\u00a0 :\u00a0 Come on Anitha. Don\u2019t cry over spilt milk. Keep bad company at bay. You will succeed. Cheer up…
\nAnitha\u00a0 :\u00a0 Thank you Akhila. You have been a pillar of support.
\nAkhila\u00a0 :\u00a0 It\u2019s alright. See you<\/p>\n

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Have you gone through the groups of words in italics ? What do they mean? What can you get from the words in isolation? Don\u2019t they sound strang Yes, they are called idioms.<\/p>\n

What is an idiom ?
\nAn idiom is an artistic expression whose meaning is unpredictable from the usual meaning of its component words. Use of idioms adds glamour to the language, and finds a place in everyday use of language as well.<\/p>\n

Now, let\u2019s look at some idiomatic expressions and their usage.<\/p>\n

1. once in a blue moon: happen very rarely
\nHe attends classes once in a blue moon.<\/p>\n

2. an arm and a leg: very expensive
\nIt cost me an arm and a leg to study in the USA.<\/p>\n

3. a piece of the cake: very easy
\nBatting is a piece of cake for Virat these days.<\/p>\n

4. a drop in the ocean: a tiny part of something much bigger
\nThe small donation was just a drop in the ocean.<\/p>\n

5. bite one\u2019s tongue: want to say something but stop oneself
\nSitara wanted to speak out about the unfair decision. But she bit her tongue.<\/p>\n

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6. go the extra mile: doing much more than required
\nMy father always goes the extra mile to help the needy.<\/p>\n

7. get ducks in a row: to get one\u2019s affairs in order or organized
\nI can’t hope to do well at my job until I get my ducks in a row.<\/p>\n

8. let the cat out of the bag: reveal a secret accidentally
\nJoel let the cat out of the bag about my surprise birthday party.<\/p>\n

9. working against the clock: not having enough time to do something
\nI am really working against the clock now. I must hurry.<\/p>\n

10. flogging a dead horse: attempting to continue with something that is over We are flogging a dead horse. Our present business is making no money.
\nSo, let\u2019s do something else.<\/p>\n

11. on cloud nine: very happy
\nRahul is on cloud nine since he got a good job.<\/p>\n

12. bolt from the blue: something happened unexpectedly
\nThe results of the recent polls were a bolt from the blue to many parties.<\/p>\n

13. storm in a tea cup: making unnecessary fuss\/ getting excited about something unimportant
\nThere was a storm in a tea cup over who should be the Chief Guest on Hostel Day.<\/p>\n

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14. make hay while the sun shines : to take advantage of a good situation that may not last long
\nOur boss is on vacation. Let\u2019s make hay while the sun shines and relax.<\/p>\n

15. beat black and blue: covered with bruise marks caused by being hit
\nKiran was beaten black and blue by the violent crowd.<\/p>\n

16. fight an uphill battle: struggle against very unfavourable circumstances
\nThe Kings XI Punjab must fight an uphill battle to win the IPL title.<\/p>\n

17. donkey\u2019s years: a long time .
\nI have been teaching grammar for donkey\u2019s years.<\/p>\n

18. at the eleventh hour: at the last possible moment
\nIf you want to do your best, don\u2019t do things at the eleventh hour.<\/p>\n

19. bee in one\u2019s bonnet: an idea that constantly occupies one\u2019s thoughts
\nOur English teacher has a bee in her bonnet about correct pronunciation.<\/p>\n

20. cook someone\u2019s goose: spoil someone\u2019s plans or chances of success
\nThis year\u2019s severe drought cooked Ramaiah\u2019s goose.<\/p>\n

21. feather in one\u2019s cap: the achievement of which one can be proud of
\nBahubali\u2019s success is a feather in Rajamouli\u2019s cap.<\/p>\n

22. rags to riches: start offbeing very poor and become very rich and successful
\nDhirubhai Ambani\u2019s life is a story of rags to riches.<\/p>\n

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23. in the blink of an eye: happen fast and instantaneously
\nThe announcement of intermediate results reached every come\u201d in the blink of an eye.<\/p>\n

24. in\/by leaps and bounds: make rapid or spectacular progress
\nOur business flourished in leaps and bounds.<\/p>\n

25. risk life and limb: in danger of death or severe injury
\nDon\u2019t risk your life and limb by participating in reality shows.<\/p>\n

26. save one\u2019s neck\/skin: escape from death, punishment, etc. especially by leaving others in an extremely difficult situation
\nSatish got his friends into trouble to save his skin.<\/p>\n

27. birds of a feather flock together: similar in many ways, so spend time together
\nArun and Varan are sports enthusiasts and are often found together. So, our friends usually speak of them as birds of a feather (flock together).<\/p>\n

29. bite off more than you can chew: try to manage something too difficult
\nActor Shireesh bit off more than he could chew in his debut movie.<\/p>\n

30. take the bull by the horns: act decisively to deal with a complex problem
\nI want to take the bull by the horns by deciding to swim across the fiver.<\/p>\n

31. leave no stone unturned: try everything possible to achieve something
\nPresident Kalam left no stone unturned to motivate the youth.<\/p>\n

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32. no spring chicken: one is quite old or well past one\u2019s youth
\nI am no spring chicken, you know. How can I dance?<\/p>\n

33. beyond wildest dreams: better than you imagined for
\nLast year\u2019s rainfall was beyond our wildest dreams.<\/p>\n

34. keep your nose to the grindstone: concentrate on working or studying hard (informal)
\nIn the Intermediate class, my daughter has to keep her nose to the grindstone. No time for games or music.<\/p>\n

35. paddle your own canoe: do something without the help of others
\nSonu refused all help as he believed in paddling his owm canoe.<\/p>\n

36. have a bone to pick: annoyed with somebody and talk to them about it
\nLakshmi has a bone to pick with Revati as she was not invited to the marriage.<\/p>\n

37. give a tongue-lashing: scold someone severely
\nThe teacher gave the lazy boy a tongue-lashing when he called Rani a lazy girl.<\/p>\n

38. dressed up to the nines: wearing bright or glamorous clothes
\nActors often dress up to the nines for public functions.<\/p>\n

39. make one\u2019s ears burn: embarrassed by hearing something being said about you
\nThe discussion about my childhood pranks made my ears burn.<\/p>\n

\"TS<\/p>\n

40. turn a deaf ear: refuse to listen to somebody
\nOur boss turned a deaf ear to our request to change the meeting venue.<\/p>\n

41. back to the salt mines: returning to work with some reluctance
\nAfter the vacation, the students had to go back to the salt mines.<\/p>\n

42. nuts and bolts: detailed facts and the practical aspects (informal)
\nUnless I get to know the nuts and bolts of the business, I can\u2019t venture into it.<\/p>\n

43. step into someone\u2019s shoes: take over a job \/ a position held by someone before you
\nWhen the manager retires, I\u2019ll step into his shoes.<\/p>\n

44. catch-22: a frustrating situation that will lead to further frustration
\nIn big cities, if you don\u2019t have a place to live in, you can’t get a job, and with no job, you can\u2019t get a place to live in! Thus, it\u2019s a catch-22 situation.<\/p>\n

45. at the drop of a hat: do it immediately without hesitation
\nThe wealthy socialite throws parties at the drop of a hat.<\/p>\n

46. wild goose chase: a search for something that is impossible for you to find or that does not exist, that makes you waste a lot of time
\nWithout a proper address or phone number, it would be a wild goose chase to locate someone in Hyderabad.<\/p>\n

47. taste your own medicine: have the same bad treatment that you have given to others
\nThe evil-minded will taste their own medicine sooner or later.<\/p>\n

48. blow one\u2019s horn: to praise oneself; to boast
\nPeople avoid her as she constantly blows her horn.<\/p>\n

49. burn the midnight oil: to work very late into the night
\nI have to present this report by tomorrow. So, I must bum the midnight oil tonight.<\/p>\n

\"TS<\/p>\n

50. thrilled to bits: extremely pleased about something
\nI was thrilled to bits when I received a fancy gift.<\/p>\n

51. a bed of roses: something which is easy
\nLife is not always a bed of roses.<\/p>\n

52. a white elephant: expensive but not that useful
\nHis new car has become a white elephant.<\/p>\n

53. hit the nail on the head: say something correctly
\nShe hit the nail on the head with her response.<\/p>\n

54. spill the beans: to reveal a secret
\nThey were afraid he would spill the beans.<\/p>\n

55. hot cakes: fastselling
\nThe new model cars are selling like hot cakes.<\/p>\n

56. face the music: accept unpleasant consequences
\nHaving lost his character, he has to face the music.<\/p>\n

57. judge a book by its cover: judge something primarily on appearance
\nYou can\u2019t judge a book by its cover. Just because he looks strange, that doesn\u2019t mean . he is not a nice person.<\/p>\n

58. Achilles heel: a weak (vulnerable) spot
\nMaths has always been my Achilles heel.<\/p>\n

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59. by a whisker: by a very small amount\/margin
\nFinally, our team lost by a whisker and I was disappointed.<\/p>\n

60. every cloud has a silver lining: every misfortune has some positive aspect
\nIf we hadn\u2019t missed the plane, we wouldn\u2019t have met you. It is rightly said every cloud has a silver lining.<\/p>\n

61. part and parcel: an essential or fundamental element
\nDon\u2019t get disheartened at losing your form. It\u2019s part and parcel of being a professional.<\/p>\n

62. a thick skin: an ability to not be upset by criticism
\nA politician needs a thick skin.<\/p>\n

63. a sea change: a complete change in someone\u2019s attitude or behavior
\nThere is a sea change in the behavior of the culprit after his release from the prison.<\/p>\n

64. in a nutshell: briefly; in essence
\nLet me explain the proceedings in a nutshell.<\/p>\n

65. get the nod: to receive permission from someone to start something
\nRahul got the nod after a lengthy discussion among the members.<\/p>\n

66. take the rap: to be blamed or punished, especially for something you have not done
\nShe was prepared to take the rap for the shoplifting, though it had been her sister\u2019s idea.<\/p>\n

67. dark horse: one who is previously unknown and is now prominent
\nThe Gujarat Titans has proved to be a dark horse in the recent IPL.<\/p>\n

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68. a hot potato: controversial and sensitive issue
\nRacism is currently a hot potato in the international cricket.<\/p>\n

69. a square meal: a large, filling, nutritious meal
\nThe soldiers are very tired. They haven’t had a square eat for four days.<\/p>\n

70. by fair means or foul: by any possible method
\nThey never gave up trying to recover their property by fair means or foul.<\/p>\n

71. a labour of love: a task that you do for pleasure without expecting payment
\nPreparing this book is clearly a labour of love.<\/p>\n

72. keep the pot boiling: keep going on actively
\nI threw in a question just to keep the pot boiling while my brain caught up.<\/p>\n

73. tie the knot: to get married
\nThe couple tied the knot last year.<\/p>\n

74. from top to bottom: very thoroughly
\nI would clean my room from top to bottom every Sunday.<\/p>\n

Exercises<\/span><\/p>\n

I. Fill in the blanks ITI the following sentences with suitable idiomatic expressions given below. Make necessary changes in the idioms if needed.<\/p>\n

take the rap
\nin a nut shell
\na sea change
\nby a whisker
\nget the nod
\na thick skin<\/p>\n

1. Finally, our team lost _____________ and I was disappointed.
\n2. A politician needs _____________
\n3. There is _____________ in the behavior of the culprit after his release from the prison.
\n4. Let me explain the proceedings _____________
\n5. Rahul _____________ after a lengthy discussion among the members.
\n6. She was prepared to _____________ for the shoplifting, though it had been her sister’s idea.
\nAnswers:
\n1. by a whisker
\n2. a thick skin
\n3. a sea change
\n4. in a nutshell
\n5. go the nod
\n6. take the rap<\/p>\n

\"TS<\/p>\n

II. Fill in the blanks in the following sentences with suitable idiomatic expressions given below. Make necessary changes in the idioms if needed.<\/p>\n

on cloud nine
\ntie the knot
\ngo the extra mile
\napiece of cake
\nturn a deaf ear
\nhot cakes<\/p>\n

1. The new model cars are selling like _____________
\n2. My father always _____________ since he got a good job.
\n3. Rahul is _____________ for Virat these days.
\n4. The couple _____________ last year.
\n5. Our boss _____________ to our request to change the meeting venue.
\nAnswers:
\n1. hot cakes
\n2. goes the extra mile
\n3. on cloud nine
\n4. a piece of cake
\n5. tied the knot
\n6. turned a deaf ear<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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