3 Questions
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Casual = Simple, not formal Hectic = Very busy Yards = Small gardens around houses Suburbs = Neighborhoods just outside the city
Match the following phrases with their meanings:
Change your mind = Make a different decision from your first one Driving someone nuts (or going crazy) = Doing something very annoying (or being annoyed) Host = Person who invites others to a party Drop by = Go to someone’s house without an invitation
Match the following terms with their descriptions:
Meaning to do something = Intending or planning to do something Tricky = Seems simple, but is a little complicated Burgers and dogs = Hamburgers and hot dogs Time off = Relaxation time for yourself, away from your work
Study Notes
Informal Social Interactions
- Casual means informal, relaxed, and not formal, often used to describe social gatherings or hangouts.
- To hang out or hang around means to spend time with friends without a specific activity or purpose.
Busy and Relaxation
- Hectic describes a very busy and chaotic period of time.
- Time off refers to a period of relaxation and leisure, away from work or daily responsibilities.
Food and Phrases
- Burgers and dogs is a colloquialism for hamburgers and hot dogs.
- To change your mind means to make a different decision from your initial one.
Annoyance and Frustration
- Driving someone nuts (or going crazy) describes an action or situation that is very annoying or frustrating.
Visits and Parties
- To drop by means to visit someone's home without a prior invitation.
- A host is the person who invites others to a party or gathering.
Intentions and Planning
- Meaning to do something implies intending or planning to do something in the future.
Neighborhoods and Gardens
- Next door refers to the apartment or house adjacent to yours.
- Suburbs are neighborhoods located just outside of a city.
- Yards refer to small gardens or outdoor areas surrounding a house.
- To value something means to think it is very important.
Test your knowledge of common idioms related to casual activities and social interactions with this fun quiz. From hanging out with friends to changing your mind, see if you can match each idiom with its correct meaning.
Make Your Own Quizzes and Flashcards
Convert your notes into interactive study material.
Get started for free
