IDIOMS WITH ANIMALS
BIRD
as free as a bird
a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
the early bird catches the worm
birds of a feather flock together
to kill two birds with one stone
to eat like a bird
a bird’s eye view
an early bird
a bird of ill omen
as the crow flies
a little bird told me something
Exercise
1. I don’t want to go round and round. I only want to go - as the crow flies a bird’s eye view an early bird.
2. Thomas is never late at work. He always arrives at 9 o’clock, I guess he really is - an early bird a bird of ill omen as free as a bird.
3. I need to go to the bank. I think I will also go to the post office on my way. I want to - birds of a feather flock together kill two birds with one stone as free as a bird.
4. Sheila was offered a better salary at a new company, but she’s afraid of changing. She said to me, - birds of a feather flock together a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush the early bird catches the worm.
5. You are really - a bird of ill omen an early bird as free as a bird ! Yesterday you said Paul was going to have an accident and he was hit by a car! Unbelievable!
6. Tina and Mary are all the time together chatting about other people. You know the saying, - birds of a feather flock together a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush to kill two birds with one stone.
7. Now that I retired, I feel - a bird of ill omen as free as a bird an early bird