Question

1.Matсh the idiom and its meaning. 1.Feel under the weather2.Speak one's mind. 3.Got on Like a house an fire.4.Have a cake and eat it.5.Lose one's head.a)be in panic .b)say what you think.c)be in bad mood. D)go ahead quickly. e)do impossible things.

Answer 1

1 - c
2 - b
3 - d
4 - e
5 - a

Answer 2

Sure! Let's match the idioms with their meanings:

1. Feel under the weather - c) be in a bad mood.
2. Speak one's mind - b) say what you think.
3. Got on like a house on fire - e) do impossible things.
4. Have your cake and eat it too - e) do impossible things. (Note: This idiom typically means wanting to have two incompatible things at the same time).
5. Lose one's head - a) be in a panic.

Please note that option 4 seems to be a bit off, as "Have your cake and eat it too" doesn't exactly mean doing impossible things. It refers to wanting to have all the benefits or advantages of a situation without any of the drawbacks or sacrifices, which is often unrealistic. So, the correct answer for option 4 should be: "Want to have it both ways."