Idioms worksheet for students to practice identifying common expressions in sentences.

Task: Identify and underline the idioms in each sentence.

#### Explanation:
An idiom is a phrase or expression that has a figurative meaning different from its literal meaning. The task requires identifying these phrases in the given sentences and underlining them.

#### Solution:

1. I know just enough to be dangerous.
- Underline: just enough to be dangerous

2. That matter is just a storm in a teacup.
- Underline: storm in a teacup

3. I told my mother I'm feeling right as rain.
- Underline: right as rain

4. I try not to burn any bridges.
- Underline: burn any bridges

5. Get ready. This is the calm before the storm.
- Underline: calm before the storm

6. Frankly, this tool just doesn't cut the mustard.
- Underline: cut the mustard

7. I'm feeling fit as a fiddle after my surgery.
- Underline: fit as a fiddle

8. Get your head out of the clouds and help me.
- Underline: head out of the clouds

9. You're always the first one to jump on the bandwagon.
- Underline: jump on the bandwagon

10. He tried to bring it up, but I told him to let sleeping dogs lie.
- Underline: let sleeping dogs lie

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Final Answer:

Underline the following idioms in each sentence:
1. just enough to be dangerous
2. storm in a teacup
3. right as rain
4. burn any bridges
5. calm before the storm
6. cut the mustard
7. fit as a fiddle
8. head out of the clouds
9. jump on the bandwagon
10. let sleeping dogs lie

Boxed Answer:
\boxed{
\text{1. just enough to be dangerous, 2. storm in a teacup, 3. right as rain, 4. burn any bridges, 5. calm before the storm, 6. cut the mustard, 7. fit as a fiddle, 8. head out of the clouds, 9. jump on the bandwagon, 10. let sleeping dogs lie}
}