Match the idioms with their meanings in this educational worksheet.

A worksheet titled "Match the Idioms with their meaning" featuring a list of idioms on the left and their definitions on the right, with an example showing "break a leg = to wish someone luck."

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1) Under the weather - Not feeling well
2) Pull someone's leg - To make a joke
3) Let the cat out of the bag - To let out a secret
4) Through thick and thin - To be loyal to someone
5) The ball is in your court - It is up to you
6) A piece of cake - Very easy task
7) Jumping on the bandwagon - Start following a trend
8) Early bird - To always be first
9) Sat on the fence - To be undecided
10) Once in a blue moon - Rarely
11) Call it a day - Time to quit
12) Take it with a pinch of salt - Do not take it too seriously

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