| Basic English | Idioms. |
| My friends went mad. | My friends went bananas. |
| She is very smart. | She is a smart cookie. |
| He is very active. | He is full of beans. |
| He is a very Important. | He is a big cheese. |
| I have more important things to do. | I have bigger fish to fry. |
| To calm down. | Pull yourself together. |
| To be undecided on something. | To be on the fence. |
| To get rid of bad feelings. | Shake it off. |
| To do something extra. | Go the extra mile. |
| To end badly. | To go down in flames. |
| Go to bed. | Hit the sack. |
| Very happy. | Over the moon. |
| Wait a moment. | Hold your horses. |
| The secret is out. | The cat’s out of the bag. |
| Good luck. | Break a leg. |
| Tell a secret. | Spill the tea. |
| Very easy. | Piece of cake. |
| Don’t give up. | Hang in there. |
| In good health. | Alive and kicking. |
| I am not young. | I’m not a spring chicken. |
| I’m calm. | I’m cool as a cucumber. |
| It sounds familiar. | It rings a bell. |
| Something is wrong | I smell a rat. |
| A comfortable situation. | Bed of roses. |
| I like you a lot. | I’m so into you. |
| Keep it a secret. | Keep it under wraps. |
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