P3: BLOG 6 1BACH. Dec. 14th.-18th.(2), 2020. Idioms Part 5

 P3: BLOG 6 1BACH. Dec. 14th.-18th.(2), 2020. Idioms Part 5.

Idioms part 5 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 5: 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:
• At large=                                                   • Face the music=
• Pull someone’s leg=                                  • Tie the knot=
• No kidding=                                               • What a shame=

Exercise 2: Read and underline the idioms included in the dialogs.
Listen up! Brad and Jennifer are going to tie the knot. I bet it’s going to be a wonderful weddinG!

Police officers have identified some of the criminals but they’re still at large. If you  have any information, please, call. 
Brad and Jennifer are getting married?  They’re pulling people’s legs. They broke up long ago! 
I can’t believe those criminals escaped. I hope they face the music soon.

Exercise 3:  Read each idiom and choose the correct meaning.To be at large means:    
a. to be fugitives      b. to be in jail    c.  to be innocent    
To face the music means:     
a.  to go dancing       b. to escape from jail     c.  to assume the consequences 
To tie the knot means:     
a.  to be in a movie    b. to travel on vacation    c. to get married 
To pull someone’s leg means:     
a. to fool people     b. to fight with someone    c. to hurt people’s legs

Exercise: 4: Complete this conversation with the correct idiom. Then listen and check.
A: I just can’t stop watching this TV series every afternoon.  It’s a great program. 
B: The program about the bank robbery? I missed it last Saturday. What happened? 
A: Well, the cops discovered the bad guys’ hiding place.    
B: Were they caught? 
A: No, not yet.  They’re still ___________________________ (a). 
B: I heard this is based on a true story. Some innocent people made a mistake so they had to __________________________ (b) because of their mistakes. Jimmy just told me    what happens at the end. 
A: Really? 
B: They’re captured and then in jail they___________ _______________ (c). 
B: They get married in jail? _________________________________ (d)
A: No, I’m not. It’s true. I read it somewhere.

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