Question

Correct the mistakes in these idioms.
1. It’s a lovely present. Thousand of thanks.
2. You won’t find it difficult to learn to ski. This is really a piece of cake.
3. Either way, which hotel you decide to stay in – they’re both excellent.
4. Let’s have a really big wedding. The more, the merrier.
5. You can say that again! I couldn’t agree with you more!
6. He’s travelled a lot. You name it, he’s been there.

Answer 1

1. It’s a lovely present. Thousand of thanks.

2. You won’t find it difficult to learn to ski. This is really a piece of cake.

3. Either way, which hotel you decide to stay in – they’re both excellent.

4. Let’s have a really big wedding. The more, the merrier.

5. You can say that again! I couldn’t agree with you more!

6. He’s travelled a lot. You name it, he’s been there.