English Idioms Quiz
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About English Idioms Quiz
Test yourself and find out if you know the meaning of common English idioms such as "hit the sack", "at the drop of a hat" and "let the cat out of the bag".
✔ Suitable for native English speakers who want to test themselve, advanced English learner or school students looking to improved their English skills.
✔ Guess the meaning of the idiom when given the phrase
✔ Guess the idiom when given the meaning
✔ Review your incorrect answers to improve.
✔ All questions written by native English speakers.
✔ Suitable for native English speakers who want to test themselve, advanced English learner or school students looking to improved their English skills.
✔ Guess the meaning of the idiom when given the phrase
✔ Guess the idiom when given the meaning
✔ Review your incorrect answers to improve.
✔ All questions written by native English speakers.
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It's a very useful app but not for the beginners.
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Well Done Idiom Quiz, Very Insightful & Precise!☺
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Good, wish it had more questions.
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It's good for cat students
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Great way to learn. Love the app.
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Quite useful app! However, it could be highly improved by including examples as, for not native people, it might be difficult to understand the use of the idioms learnt.
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Very useful.
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Useful
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Very nice.thanks
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Good for learning
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Particularly fun for people not native to the UK who are trying to decode some of our more colourful turns of phrase, I would think.
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This is not really English. Dime A Dozen is not English. England does not have Dimes. Phrase should be "ten a penny".