Question

Составьте 9 предложений с данными идиомами: 1. to speak one`s mind 2. to be a pain in in the neck 3. to get on someone`s nerves 4. to drive someone crazy 5. to hold one`s tongue 6. to break the ice

Answer 1

He has spoken his mind on the current policy of the Republican party.

You know, Jack, you may be my friend, but you can be a real pain in the neck sometimes!

Stop whining Jayme you’re getting on my nerves.

The sound of the wind howling drives me crazy.

She decided to hold her tongue rather than give his honest opinion.

A nice smile does a lot to break the ice.

Answer 2

7. to hit the nail on the head: During the meeting, Sarah hit the nail on the head by pointing out the exact issues that were affecting our project's progress.

8. to have a sweet tooth: Amy has a sweet tooth and can't resist indulging in desserts and candies whenever they are around.

9. to go the extra mile: The customer service at that restaurant is exceptional; they always go the extra mile to ensure their guests have a memorable dining experience.

10. to spill the beans: After much persuasion, Tom finally spilled the beans about the surprise party he was planning for his sister's birthday.

11. to keep one's fingers crossed: I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you to ace your job interview tomorrow!

12. to let the cat out of the bag: Unfortunately, Mark accidentally let the cat out of the bag and revealed the surprise vacation plans before the trip.

13. to beat around the bush: Instead of directly addressing the issue, she kept beating around the bush, making it difficult to get to the root of the problem.

14. to turn a blind eye: The teacher decided to turn a blind eye to the minor mischief the students were up to during recess.

15. to get a taste of one's own medicine: After constantly teasing his classmates, Tim got a taste of his own medicine when they pranked him in return.