Match each idiom with its meaning.

the best of both worlds

calm down

a dime a dozen

very common

go back to the drawing board



be upset

pull yourself together

start over

get bent out of shape

an ideal situation

A dime a dozen - very common

The best of both worlds - an ideal situation

Go back to the drawing board - start over

Pull yourself together - calm down

Get bent out of shape - be upset.

Explanation:

Idioms are expressions whose meanings can't be reduced from the words alone. They often convey a deeper meaning and can be used to add flavour when speaking or writing.

The words above are idiomatic expressions.

In the answers above, the words on the left are the idioms and the words on the right are the meanings they convey.

A dime a dozen - very common

The best of both worlds - an ideal situation

Go back to the drawing board - start over

Pull yourself together - calm down

Get bent out of shape - be upset.

Explanation:

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