P3: BLOG 4 1BACH. Dec. 2nd. -8th.(2), 2019. Idioms Part 3.
Idioms Part 3 A2.2 GOOD MORNING BOYS AND GIRLS! WHAT A PLEASURE TO FIND INTERESTING INFORMATION TO WORK WITH YOU. LANGUAGE SKILL: Reading, speaking, grammar structure, writing and CLIL. TOPIC: Idioms part 3: AIMS: To improve their speaking skill. To check and find specific information. To learn more vocabulary and expressions dealing with dialogs and conversations. To study English in a funny and interesting way. SKILLS WITH DEVELOPING CRITERIA: Check the wordsearch and find the idioms you have written on the list. Write their meaning and do the exercise applying them in a correct way.
Exercise 1: IDIOMS: Write the meaning in your own language of these idioms:
• To give someone the creeps=
• To draw a blank=
• To have something on the tip of the tongue=
• To be between a hard place and a rock=
• To be all ears=
• To sound creepy=
• Not to take it=
Exercise 2. Match the expressions with their meaning. Then listen and check.
Expressions Meaning_____a. to give someone the creeps
_____b. to draw a blank
_____c. to have something on the tip of the tongue
_____d. to be between a hard place and a rock
1. to be in a situation which offers two alternatives that are both difficult
2. to make someone feel frightened
3. to forget something
4. to fail to find a word you know
Exercise 3. Complete this anecdote with the expressions above. Make the corresponding changes in the verb tense.
It all happened one day when I arrived late at school. I was coming into the school and suddenly the principal jumped from behind the gate and scared me.
God, _____________________ (a) ! I was so scared. “I’m sorry I’m late,” I said, and continued walking to my classroom. Then the principal shouted, “Hold it right there. You can’t pass,” and he continued, “Well, I´ll let you in if you answer my riddle.” I looked at him and said, “No problem… just ask!” “What walks on four legs in the morning, two legs at noon and three legs in the evening?” asked the principal. “Come on, it’s easy,” I said. “Then tell me the answer,” said he. I know the answer but I’m _____________________(b) . Let me think. Oh yeah, I know… I ______________________(c) . The principal waited patiently for one minute and then he said, “What happened? You would know the answer if… “Yeah, I know …, the answer is …” I was trying hard to figure out the answer, but I _____________________ (d) , I didn’t have any idea. All I could say was ”Man… you got me!” I hadn’t finished all my sentence when he said, “You read the story of Oedipus and the Sphinx! Well done! You can pass.
Exercise 4. Match the expressions with their meaning. Then listen and check.
Expressions Meaning
a. to give someone the creeps
Expressions Meaning
a. to give someone the creeps
b. to draw a blank
c. to have something on the tip of the tongue
d. to be between a hard place and a rock
_____1. to be in a situation which offers two alternatives that are both difficult
_____1. to be in a situation which offers two alternatives that are both difficult
_____2. to make someone feel frightened
_____3. to forget something
_____4. to fail to find a word you know
Exercise 5: Discuss.
• What situations give you the creeps? _________________________________
• What situations give you the creeps? _________________________________
• What do you do when you draw a blank? ________________________
• What situations make you feel between a hard place and a rock?________
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