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Revise smart, understand Better

ARTICLES & DETERMINERS : Introduction
COMMON MISTAKES
FAMILY: Introduction
Interjections
OCCUPATIONS - Jobs
PARTS OF SPEECH: Adjectives
PARTS OF SPEECH: Adverb
PARTS OF SPEECH: Conjunctions
PARTS OF SPEECH: IDIOMS - African
PARTS OF SPEECH: IDIOMS - Western
PARTS OF SPEECH: Introduction
PARTS OF SPEECH: Noun Types
PARTS OF SPEECH: Nouns
PARTS OF SPEECH: Nouns - Common & Proper
PARTS OF SPEECH: Nouns - Gender
PARTS OF SPEECH: Nouns - Singular & Plural
PARTS OF SPEECH: Nouns Phrases
PARTS OF SPEECH: Past Perfect Tense
PARTS OF SPEECH: Personal Pronouns
PARTS OF SPEECH: Prepositions
PARTS OF SPEECH: Question Tag
PARTS OF SPEECH: Verbs
PARTS OF SPEECH: Verbs - Irregular Verbs
PARTS OF SPEECH: Verbs - Regular Verbs
PUNCTUATION : Introduction
SIMILE: Introduction
VOCABULARY : Introduction
WORD ORDER : Introduction

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PARTS OF SPEECH: IDIOMS - Western

What happened to you, you now eat like a horse.

What does it mean?

Eating too excessively.

Eating only healthy food.

Eating in moderation.

Eating too slowly.

What does 'Burn the midnight oil' mean?

To eat a late-night snack.

To be careless in work.

To rest after a long day.

To work late into the night.

What does the idiom 'Under the weather' mean?

To be feeling sick or unwell.

To be outdoors in bad weather.

To be caught in a storm.

To enjoy the rain.

What does the idiom 'To let the cat out of the bag' mean?

To act recklessly.

To hide something important.

To do something secretive.

To reveal a secret or surprise.

What does the idiom 'Spill the beans' mean?

To reveal a secret.

To eat beans.

To spill food.

To make a mess.