Homework

1. It was raining cats and dogs when we got off the bus. C: We were getting really wet. 2. Ashley blacks out whenever she sees blood. C: She faints. 3. She should give him a taste of his own medicine. B: She should do to him what he did to her. 4. I've been feeling under the weather lately. D: I've been sick lately. 5. My bank account is in the red. C: My account is overdrawn, so I owe the bank money. 6. The old farmer was the salt of the earth. A: The farmer was a good, honest, dependable person. 7. Jesse quit smoking cold turkey. B: Jesse quit smoking suddenly, without cutting down first. 8. They're charging an arm and a leg for those dance tickets. D: The dance tickets were really expensive. These expresses are very interesting. I'd like to use it. For example, my domestic is in the red. We are charging an arm and a leg for new house. I will give her a taste of her own medicine. I never have been blacked out until now.

Hi there Ms. [Name]! :)

Great Thursday afternoon to you! 

It\'s good to here that you were able to enjoy your holiday with your husband. 

Anyway, you can familiarized yourself using idiomatic  expressions by reviewing the corrections below and by understanding some expressions that you have never heard before. 
There are a lot of English conversations where the natives are using. 

Even on some English movies and songs. 

They mostly used a lot of idiomatic expressions. 

So I hope this one could help. 

And it\'s good that you have used some expressions already. 
Keep it up! 
See you later! 
Enjoy your day! 

Always, 
Kathrine ^^

1. It was raining cats and dogs when we got off the bus.

C: We were getting really wet.
>> B: It was raining really hard.
2. Ashley blacks out whenever she sees blood.
C: She faints.
>> correct! 
3. She should give him a taste of his own medicine.
B: She should do to him what he did to her.
>>  correct! 
4. I\'ve been feeling under the weather lately.
D: I\'ve been sick lately.
>>  correct! 
5. My bank account is in the red.
C: My account is overdrawn, so I owe the bank money.

>>  correct! 

6. The old farmer was the salt of the earth. 

A: The farmer was a good, honest, dependable person.
>>  correct! 
7. Jesse quit smoking cold turkey.
B: Jesse quit smoking suddenly, without cutting down first.
>>  correct! 
8. They\'re charging an arm and a leg for those dance tickets.
D: The dance tickets were really expensive.
>>  correct! 

These expresses are very interesting.

>> These expressions are very interesting. 

I\'d like to use it.

>>  correct! 

For example, my domestic is in the red.

>>  correct! 

We are charging an arm and a leg for new house.

>> We are changing an arm and a leg for our new house. 

I will give her a taste of her own medicine.

>>  correct! 

I never have been blacked out until now.

>>  correct!