Learning Competency: Identify real or make-believe, fact or non-fact images (EN 6.2) Lesson 2: Idiomatic Expressions BRGY. UINGUNGAY Idiomatic expressions or idioms are phrases which mean something different from the whilen taken as a whole or when used in context. We canritt understand the meaning of the expression by the literal interpretation of its words. Like when you use the idiom 'play by car', it does not mean that you will play using your ear, instead, it actually means to play music without looking Directions: Match column A and column B. Write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided before each number. (10 points) Column B 1 Column A 1. She sings beautifully, so I put it down 2. You are nearly to succeed just continue working 3. Danger is everywhere, so you just watch carefully. 4. Having sore throat and fever 5. Lies always make us angry 6. Against the clock 7. Fair and square 8. Painted the town red a. Burns up b. Get on in life c. Under the weather d. Keep an eye e. To record f. Come down to the earth g. Died h. Honest i. To celebrate noisily in public places j. Unexpectedly 9. Out of the blue 10. Passed away​