Popular English Idioms and What They Mean

POPULAR ENGLISH IDIOMS AND WHAT THEY MEAN • Piece of Cake WHAT IT MEANS > A task or activity is easy to complete IN A SENTENCE "I thought that test was going to be hard, but it was a piece of cake!" Hit the Books WHAT IT MEANS To study diligently HISTORY IN A SENTENCE > "I can't go out tonight; I have to hit the books for my English exam." Add Insult to Injury WHAT IT MEANS #**#! • To make a bad or unfortunate situation even worse IN A SENTENCE "They got my lunch order wrong, and to add insult to injury, the food was cold!" Let the Cat Out of the Bag WHAT IT MEANS IN A SENTENCE >A secret that was > "I was planning a supposed to be kept surprise party, but John let the cat out of was told the bag!" • Feeling Under the Weather WHAT IT MEANS • To feel mildly ill or sick IN A SENTENCE > "Sarah is feeling under the weather today, so she's not coming to the party." INFOGRAPHIC PROVIDED BY: BLUEDATA INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE wwW.ENGLISHSCHOOLNYC.COM Bluedata International Institute Learn English in the center of New York BLUEDATA INTERNATIONAL Sources: http://www.smart-words.org/quotes-sayings/ idioms-meaning.html https://voxy.com/blog/index.php/2012/02/ top-10-most-common-idioms-in-english/