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Meet the teachers
-Alexandra Quispe
-Camila Guerra
-Michelle Vasquez
Objectives:
Students will be able to recognize and know how to use idioms.
An idiom is a commonly used expression whose meaning does not relate to the literal meaning of its words.
USE: When you’re talking with someone about a specific person and that person appears or you see them at the same moment that you’re speaking.
Example:
-Hi Mary, speak of the devil, I was just telling my sister about your news!
USE: Something that sounds familiar to us but we are not entirely sure where or when did you listened it.
EXAMPLE:
-Do you know Alex?
-I’m not sure, but her name certainly rings a bell.
USE: to wait until the next day to make a decision, so that you have some time to consider it carefully.
Example:
Don't make any promises today. We'll talk about it tomorrow when you've had a chance to sleep on it.
USE: “A big issue everyone is aware of, but which is being ignored, because everybody finds discussion about it uncomfortable”.
EXAMPLE:
The friendship between Vizcarra and Swing is a big elephant in the room. When Vizcarra is at a press conference.
USE: reveal secret information, especially unintentionally or indiscreetly.
EXAMPLE:
Kate was cheating on his boyfriend for 2 years, but yesterday Sandra accidentally spilled the beans to him.
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GUESS THE IDIOM