tailieunhanh - in the know understanding and using idioms phần 6

Ngữ pháp thực hành cho học sinh Trên trung cấp phiên bản mới thiết lập ra tất cả các lĩnh vực chính của ngữ pháp tiếng Anh và đưa ra giải thích rõ ràng các điểm ngữ pháp, tiếp theo là các bài tập thực hành. | 26 Good and bad Good the top of the line the very best of something the greatest thing since sliced bread also the best thing since sliced bread wonderful worth its weight in gold extremely useful or valuable the cream of the crop the best of a particular group a tough act to follow also a hard act to follow so good that whatever happens next is not likely to seem as good head and shoulders above someone I something much better than similar people or things make your mouth water to feel pleasure at the thought of something particularly beautiful or good the best of both worlds the most enjoyable or attractive features of two different things to die for especially spoken extremely good up to scratch at an acceptable standard He s head and shoulders above the rest of the team. Becoming bad from the sublime to the ridiculous from something that is very good to something that is very bad or silly go from bad to worse to become even more difficult or unpleasant Bad not all it s cracked up to be not as good or as special as people believe nothing to write home about not something that is especially good or exciting the bottom of the barrel the worst or the least able members of a group the bottom of the heap also the bottom of the pile the lowest rank within a group The neighborhood quickly goes from bad to worse. I always feel like I m at the bottom of the heap in the office. 2 Unit 26 I Focus on meaning A Matching Write the idiom under the picture that best describes it. If the idiom is positive circle if the idiom is negative circle a tough act to follow make your mouth water the bottom of the barrel nothing to write home about the greatest thing since sliced bread worth its weight in gold . ihj . . . _ B Correct or incorrect Below each numbered sentence is a restatement of it. Put a check ự in the box if the restatement is correct. If it is incorrect put an X in the box and correct it. 1. He s head and shoulders above the others. ỖS He is taller