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A2Zworksheets:Worksheet of Class-IV-English Punctuation Worksheet

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Let's solve the idiom matching exercise from the worksheet step by step.

We are given 11 idioms on the left and 11 meanings on the right. The task is to draw a line from each idiom to its correct meaning.

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Step-by-step Matching:



1. Give it a shot
→ This means to try something, often for the first time.
✔ Match: Try to do something

2. A piece of cake
→ Something that is very easy to do.
✔ Match: Simple

3. Slipped my mind
→ Something I forgot.
✔ Match: Forget something

4. In hot water
→ In trouble or facing consequences.
✔ Match: In trouble

5. Get a kick out of it
→ To enjoy something very much.
✔ Match: Enjoy something

6. Hungry as a horse
→ Extremely hungry (a horse eats a lot).
✔ Match: Very hungry

7. Call it a day
→ Stop working or doing something; finish for now.
✔ Match: Be done for the day

8. A fish out of water
→ Someone who feels uncomfortable or out of place in a situation.
✔ Match: Out of place

9. Pig out
→ To eat a large amount of food, usually more than usual.
✔ Match: Eat a lot

10. Let the cat out of the bag
→ To reveal a secret unintentionally.
✔ Match: Tell a secret

11. Raining cats and dogs
→ Raining very heavily.
✔ Match: Raining really hard

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Final Answer (Matched Pairs):



| Idiom | Meaning |
|------|--------|
| 1. Give it a shot | Try to do something |
| 2. A piece of cake | Simple |
| 3. Slipped my mind | Forget something |
| 4. In hot water | In trouble |
| 5. Get a kick out of it | Enjoy something |
| 6. Hungry as a horse | Very hungry |
| 7. Call it a day | Be done for the day |
| 8. A fish out of water | Out of place |
| 9. Pig out | Eat a lot |
| 10. Let the cat out of the bag | Tell a secret |
| 11. Raining cats and dogs | Raining really hard |

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✔ All idioms have been correctly matched with their meanings.

This worksheet helps students understand figurative language by connecting common English idioms to their actual meanings. It’s a great way to build vocabulary and comprehension skills!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of grammar worksheets for grade 4.
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