Everyday Idioms!!!

Context #1 Jim:  Hey, what happened to your elbow?  It's all bandaged up. Tony:  Well, I was riding my bike to school yesterday...

EXAMPLE  1: Dear Zora, This is the last time I will remind you to wash the dishes after cooking. We are roommates and we share a spa...

First Example: Lucy: Did you go to that political rally last night? Jason: Yeah, and it was amazing! She had such great ideas...

Context #1 – Roommates watching TV at home Vanessa: This new TV show was supposed to be so good, but it's really boring and c...

                     First Example:             Steven: Long week, huh?             Sharon: Yeah, I'm exhausted.         ...

Context 1: Bill: Sara, do you think anyone knows about what happened  on Sunday ? It was so embarrassing.  Sara: Don't tell Johnn...

Idiom:  T o let someone down ; used as a verb First Example: Jeffrey was sure he could make the goal, so he asked Thomas to kick ...

Idiom:  To be wild about     Meaning: T o have a strong, almost uncontrollable, liking to someone or something.  Context #1 –...

Idiom: Like wildfire Meaning:  Spreading, growing or gaining popularity in an accelerated way; Quickly gaining attention.  ...

Idiom: Rocket science Examples: Context #1 – Two friends are discussing the effects of illegal drugs Lars:  You know, I don...