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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 cashiersalesmancouch potatoI don't know.

3. Don't worry about returning my books, I don't get bend out of shapefeel bluefeel homesickI don't know about things like that.

4. You work too hard ! Be bored to deathTake it easyFeel blueI don't know !!

5. Every time Bob speaks in public, he feels bluegets butterflies in his stomachis bored to deathI don't know.

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

7. My friend spoke to me and was a couch potatowas bored to deathgot his secret off his chestI don't know . He felt better afterwards.

8. When she feels unhappy Barbara screamstravelsbares her soulI don't know to her mother.

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

10. My uncle had an eyewas boredfelt blueI don't know for health, which explains why he was a successful doctor.