Idioms with animals
Have ants in your pants- to not be able to keep still because you are very excited or worried about something:
She's got ants on her pants because she's going to a party tonight.
Be busy as a bee- be very busy or very active.
She's as busy as a bee,always going to meeting and organizing parties.
Have butterflies (in stomach)- to feel very nervous,ussually about sometinhg you are going to do.
She has butterflies in her stomach as she walked out onto the stage.
Monkey see, monkey do- silly or unintelligent people tend to copy each other's actions.
Our one-year-old is saying bad words now. I told my husband, "Monkey see, monkey do!"
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ReplyDeletePersonally, we think it's really interesting to learn new idioms.We feel psyched out using them.
ReplyDeleteCaroline Silveira and Mariana Pouchucq.
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ReplyDeleteThanks sooooo much for this!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd never ever ever ever...find this.
That really made my day!
dude, you blowed my mind, now I know who'd I thank!
You made writing idioms effortlessness!!!
Felipe Pouchucq, Donato Pellegrini and Frederico Taves
Dude, That was something uncommon we saw, and thanks for that, that will make a upgrade in my english, because we don't learn this everyday in the school or in some course!
ReplyDeleteAwesome topic, nice work man!
Igor Tawan