Question

Use idioms in your own sentences.
1. To get into hot water - to be in trouble.
2. To get in one's nerves - to become a nuisance.
3. To give lose reins - to give unnecessary freedom.
4. To hang in balance - undecided.
5. To harpoon the same string - to say something.
6. To have two strings to one's bow - to have second source of income to depend on.
7. In keep the pot boiling - to keep the fire burning.
8. To look small - feel humiliated.
9. over heard and hears - completely.
10. To stick on one's gun - to stick to one's opinion.

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

By going to the mall even after knowing the truth about her Identity, Lela went into hot water.
Oh! Kids these days really get in my nerves!
She became a snob when her parents gave her lose reins.
We were still hanging in balance when I decided to go to the mall rather than the theatre.
The silence started getting awkward so she decided to harpoon the same string.
Even after getting fired from the café, she wasn't bothered as she had two strings on one bow.
I decided to gather more wood to keep the pot boiling.
After the incident, she looked small.
I had finished the task over heard and hears when she broke the news to me.
Despite the valid arguments, she stuck to her gun.