Question

1. Expressions like go window shopping (meaning look at things in store windows, without actual
buying anything') are sometimes difficult to understand because their meaning is different from
the meanings of the separate words. Expressions like this are called idioms. Match the
idioms below with their correct definitions. Write the answers in your notebook.
a. shop 'til you drop
b. like a bull in a china shop
C. shop around
1. Visit a number of stores selling
similar goods in order to
compare the prices.
II. Go shopping for a very long
time, until you are exhausted.
III. Behaving without care; a
reckless person in a room full
of fragile things.
DİSCOUNT!
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Answer 1

⇒⇒  Idioms

1. Visit a number of stores selling  similar goods in order to  compare the

   prices.

  c. shop around

II. Go shopping for a very long  time, until you are exhausted.

   a. shop 'til you drop

III. Behaving without care; a  reckless person in a room full  of fragile things.

   b. like a bull in a China shop