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Use the idiom "be all ears" in a sentence
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This is a SLANG word we can use instead of "SHOCKED"
SHOOK
"I literally can't even" - When do you say this?
When you're stressed, overwhelmed (agobiado), you don't know what to do
What two words combine to make "HANGRY"?
HUNGRY + ANGRY
To "spill the _ _ _" means to gossip
"tea"
This is USA SLANG for "tío" in Spanish
Dude / Bro
If someone says "MY BAD", what do you say?
"NO WORRIES"
"I'm _ _ _ _ _ mad!" - What is the SLANG word for "very" from CALIFORNIA?
"hella"
When you "ace" a test, what mark do you get?
10/10, 100%, A+
To spend time with friends - SLANG
"Hang out"
This exam is so easy! It's a . . .
piece of cake
What is this idiom?
"Be all ears"
"I feel under the weather. My throat hurts." - What does this mean??
feel sick
What is this idiom in ENGLISH? - "Hablando del rey de Roma"
"Speak(ing) of the devil"
What is this idiom?
"On the fence"
What is this idiom?
"______ around the _____"
What is this idiom?
It's raining cats and dogs (it's raining a lot)
What is an idiom?
An expression, a phrase (with a FIGURATIVE meaning) (frase hecha)
TRUE / FALSE: Slang is understood by everyone
FALSE


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