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The image displays a set of educational posters designed to teach English idioms. Here is a breakdown of the six idioms featured:
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Frog in my throat
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Meaning: Someone who is having trouble speaking clearly.
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Example: Robert tried to tell his mom about the field trip but had a hard time speaking.
2.
When pigs fly
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Meaning: Indicating something will never happen.
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Example: Megan told her dad she wanted a Ferrari, and he laughed, saying "when pigs fly."
3.
I'm all ears
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Meaning: Actively listening.
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Example: Jesse's mom asked what happened at school, and Jesse said, "Tell me all about it," implying she is ready to listen.
4.
Fish out of water
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Meaning: Someone who is participating in something outside of his/her normal activities.
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Example: Billy felt like a fish out of water at ballet class because he was the only boy.
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Two peas in a pod
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Meaning: To be so close and similar.
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Example: Chris and Danny are like two peas in a pod because they have the same interests and sports.
6.
Piece of cake
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Meaning: Something that is easy to accomplish.
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Example: Jackson finished the race minutes before anyone else and said the competition was a piece of cake.
Final Answer: The image shows a collection of 6 educational posters teaching common English idioms: "frog in my throat," "when pigs fly," "I'm all ears," "fish out of water," "two peas in a pod," and "piece of cake." Each poster provides the idiom, a visual illustration, its meaning, and an example sentence.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free printable idiom posters.
