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Idioms related to Education


Hi guys! Today, I'll tell you what are the meanings of some idioms related to 👧👦📚📓✏. I´ll write ❺ conversations where one of these idioms will be mentioned in each one. Could you guess their meanings❓ Let's begin...

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 Bryan: How was the exam❓
 Chris: I passed it with flying colours❗
 Bryan: Congrats❗
 Chris: Cheers.

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 Michael: Do you remember Charlie❓
 Rodrigo: Of course❗ He was the teacher's 🐈🐟🐢🐕. 

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 Martha: I missed maths class the last week. Can you explain the lesson ✌ me, please❓
 Daniel: Don't 😟. It is as easy as 🔤.

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 Teacher: Did you understand the lesson❓
 Thomas: Not really. Could you explain everything again, please❓
 Teacher: Don't 😟. Let's go 🔙 ✌ basics.

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 Jasson: Would you like to go to the club tonight❓
 Marry: I'm sorry❗ I can´t. I have to 👊 the 📚.

 Did you guess the meanings of these idioms❓ Well; if you are 😕, don´t 😟 don´t 😢. Let´s see their meanings😉.

'with flying colours'
very well; with destinction;
with a very high mark like 💯

'teacher's pet'
a student who is given special
attention by a teacher

'as easy as ABC'
extremely easy ✔

'(go/get) back to basics'
to start to pay attention to the most
essencial aspects of something

'hit the books'
to study

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