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Idioms and feelings

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1. John wants to watch TV but his sister wants him to do his homework. She's really trying to be bored to deathtake it easymake a mountain of a molehillI don't know.

2. Mary wants to marry a man who likes sport and tourism and not a salesmancashiercouch potatoI don't know.

3. Don't worry about returning my books, I don't feel bluefeel homesickget bend out of shapeI don't know about things like that.

4. You work too hard ! Feel blueTake it easyBe bored to deathI don't know !!

5. Every time Bob speaks in public, he feels blueis bored to deathgets butterflies in his stomachI don't know.

6. After a three-month internship abroad Paul became bluestupidhomesickI don't know.

7. My friend spoke to me and was a couch potatogot his secret off his chestwas bored to deathI don't know . He felt better afterwards.

8. When she feels unhappy Barbara bares her soultravelsscreamsI don't know to her mother.

9. I made a mountain of a molehillfelt like a fish out of water[got bend out of shapeI don't know at Helen and Joe's wedding party.

10. My uncle felt bluehad an eyewas boredI don't know for health, which explains why he was a successful doctor.