Question

Construct suitable sentence with the following idioms
1.safe and sound 2.to fall on deaf ear 3.happy go lucky 4.a bold from the blue 5.bread and butter 6.come into forces ​

Answer 1

These are better if you could do them on your own as it will really help you in sentence formation skills and proper communication. I will provide you with the answers, but will also give you the meanings so that you may utilise them in your future:

Safe and Sound - not hurt or damaged

Eg: Thankfully we survived and returned home safe and sound.

Fall on deaf ears - If a suggestion or warning falls on deaf ears, no one listens to it.

Eg: All of the wise old man's advice fell on deaf ears.

Happy-go-lucky - A happy-go-lucky person does not plan much and accepts what happens without becoming worried.

Eg: He has very much of a happy-go-lucky attitude.

A bolt from the blue - something important or unusual that happens suddenly or unexpectedly

Eg: The call came like a bolt from the blue.

Bread and butter - a job or activity that provides you with the money you need to live

Eg: Painting is my bread and butter right now.

Come into force - if a new law, rule, change etc comes or is brought into force, it starts to exist

Eg: The new parking regulations will come into force next week.