English Idioms Quiz | Can You Score 30/30?

Welcome to our exciting journey through the colorful world of English idioms!
In this video, we’ll explore some of the most popular idioms used in English. Idioms add spice to conversations, making them more vivid and expressive. But what do these quirky phrases actually mean?
We’ll break down each idiom, explain its meaning, and provide real-life examples to help you understand how to use them in everyday conversation. Whether you’re an English learner looking to enhance your language skills or a native speaker curious about the origins and uses of these expressions, this video has something for everyone!
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[@chaligha]

27 out of 30. Nice!

[@karishmasultana1566]

25

[@Myenglishquiz35]

good job!

[@vadim3060]

#18 is wrong answer. The idiom "burn your bridges" actually means you are demolished that bridge which symbolize a connection between you and someone else. So technically it is end of relationship, friendship, or just ruins understanding of each other.
#22 is also wrong answer. When you came to the bridge you better keep going and cross it - technically solve the problem now, not later or whenever.