My Teacher is the Bomb | English

Hi everyone! Welcome to another post, today I did another task for the figurative slides. For this task, we learned about idioms. 

Idioms: Idioms things that are understood in ordinary English and do not mean what they say. Idioms are not meant to be taken literally; e.g ‘My teacher is the bomb!’.

Examples of idioms: 

Literal Column: 

'Literal' Meaning that it means what it is saying. 

A. Chill = Ice

B. Driving up the wall 

C. The nose is out of the joint

Making up some idioms: 

1. She drives me crazy!
   - She is making me grow crazy.
2. You're on thin ice! / standing on thin ice!
   - ex. You're on your last warning.
3. It's time to hit the hay!
   - It's time to sleep!

What have I learned? 

   - I have learned more about idioms what it is used for and how to tell the meaning of the idiom. 

How does this work show my learning?

   - I have completed the work that was on the slide and have posted it onto my blog. 

What am I wondering?

   - There is nothing I currently have any questions about.