Grade 4- Idioms (4.L.3.5.b)

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Directions: Write an appropriate idiom from the idiom bank for each sentence below that replaces the underlined words or phrases. You should use each idiom only one time.

Emma is not feeling well.

His brother had to go home and study.

Grade 4- Idioms (4.L.3.5.b)

Grade 4- Idioms (4.L.3.5.b)

First Name:

Last Name:

Emma is not feeling well.

His brother had to go home and study.

Mrs. Arnold tried very hard to help me in math.

When I was already feeling bad, Ian made me feel worse.

Dominic can’t go to the movies today; he wants us to ask him another time.

When he had done all he could do, Anthony told his partner, “Now it’s up to you.”

Sofia and her mother like the same things.

Are you joking?

Though he wasn’t willing to commit to either plan, Mike wanted all the advantages of both.

Grandpa tells long stories and never gets to the point the story.

Hugo is daydreaming while in class.

George got more than he could handle when he ran for class president.

First Name:

Last Name:

Emma is not feeling well.

His brother had to go home and study.

Mrs. Arnold tried very hard to help me in math.

When I was already feeling bad, Ian made me feel worse.

Dominic can’t go to the movies today; he wants us to ask him another time.

When he had done all he could do, Anthony told his partner, “Now it’s up to you.”

Sofia and her mother like the same things.

Are you joking?

Though he wasn’t willing to commit to either plan, Mike wanted all the advantages of both.

Grandpa tells long stories and never gets to the point the story.

Hugo is daydreaming while in class.

George got more than he could handle when he ran for class president.