Idioms for IELTS:

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  1. A piece of cake – something that is very easy to do
  2. To hit the nail on the head – to do or say something exactly right
  3. To be in hot water – to be in trouble
  4. A blessing in disguise – something that appears to be a problem but turns out to be beneficial
  5. To make a long story short – to summarize briefly
  6. To be on the same page – to have the same understanding or perspective
  7. To let the cat out of the bag – to reveal a secret
  8. To put all your eggs in one basket – to risk everything on one plan or course of action
  9. To go the extra mile – to make an extra effort or put in extra work
  10. To kill two birds with one stone – to accomplish two things with a single action
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