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A Penny For Your Thoughts: English Idiomatic Expression

The document provides definitions for 10 common idiomatic expressions in English: A penny for your thoughts, Actions speak louder than words, Ball is in your court, Beat up, Behind one's back, Bite one's tongue, Blood from a stone, Broken record, Change your mind, and Chat him up. It also lists 10 Filipino "sawikain" or idioms and their meanings. Finally, it categorizes some common tree types as either fruit bearing or non-fruit bearing.

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A Penny For Your Thoughts: English Idiomatic Expression

The document provides definitions for 10 common idiomatic expressions in English: A penny for your thoughts, Actions speak louder than words, Ball is in your court, Beat up, Behind one's back, Bite one's tongue, Blood from a stone, Broken record, Change your mind, and Chat him up. It also lists 10 Filipino "sawikain" or idioms and their meanings. Finally, it categorizes some common tree types as either fruit bearing or non-fruit bearing.

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John Christian A.

Hertez Grade 6- Mars


ENGLISH
IDIOMATIC EXPRESSION

1. A penny for your thoughts


 A way to ask someone what they are thinking about.

2. Actions speak louder than words


 To say that it is easy to claim you will do something but what you
really do is all that matters.

3. Ball is in your court


 To say that it is someone else’s responsibility to make a decision or
do something.

4. Beat up
 To hit someone and win a fight with them.

5. Behind one's back


 To do something so that it is hidden from someone and they do not
know about it.

6. Bite one's tongue


 To not say something that you want to say.

7. Blood from a stone


 Something that is very difficult or very hard to do.

8. Broken record
 To say the same thing many times, or to repeat something even
though everyone knows about it.

9. Change your mind


 To decide to do something different after already having said you will
do something else.

10. Chat him up
 To talk with someone you find attractive to try to make them like
you.
John Christian A. Hertez Grade 6- Mars

Filipino
Sawikain
Pagputi ng uwak - Walang maaasahan, walang
kahihinatnan

Panakip butas - Panghalili, pamalit

Pantay ang mga paa - patay na

Parang aso’t pusa - Laging nag-aaway

Parang kiti-kiti - Malikot, galaw nang galaw

Patabaing baboy - Walang hilig magtrabaho, tamad

Pusong mammon - Maramdamin

Pusong-bakal - Hindi marunong magpatawad

Putok sa buho - anak sa labas, anak ng taong


nagsama ng hindi kasal

Sira ang tuktok - Gago, loko-loko


John Christian A. Hertez Grade 6- Mars

NON-FRUIT
BEARING
TREES

MAPLE TREES Mangrove


TREES

NARRA TREES MOLAVE


TREES

Acacia TREES
John Christian A. Hertez Grade 6- Mars

FRUIT
BEARING
TREES

COCONUT LEMON
TREES TREES

CUAVA TREES LANGKA


TREES

MANGO
TREES

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