# Body Idioms Essentials

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- CEFR: A2 (Elementary)
- Theme: Idioms & Expressions
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Body idioms for everyday actions and feelings, with phrases like give someone a hand, keep an eye on something and break a leg using parts of the body.

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## Word list

* **give someone a hand**: To help someone with a task. — “Could you **give me a hand** moving this sofa?”
* **keep an eye on something**: To watch or check something carefully so nothing goes wrong. — “Can you **keep an eye on** the soup while I answer the door?”
* **learn something by heart**: To memorise something so completely that you can repeat it from memory. — “She had to **learn the poem by heart** for the school show.”
* **break someone's heart**: To cause someone deep sadness, especially by ending a relationship. — “It **broke his heart** when she moved away.”
* **have a sweet tooth**: To enjoy eating sugary foods like cakes and chocolate very much. — “I definitely **have a sweet tooth** — I can't resist dessert.”
* **put your feet up**: To relax, especially by sitting or lying down comfortably after work. — “After the long shift, I just wanted to **put my feet up**.”
* **all ears**: Listening very carefully and eager to hear what someone will say. — “Go on, tell me — I'm **all ears**.”
* **keep your fingers crossed**: To hope very much that something good will happen. — “I'm **keeping my fingers crossed** for good exam results.”
* **a pain in the neck**: Someone or something that is very annoying. — “That printer is such **a pain in the neck**.”
* **break a leg**: Used to wish someone good luck, especially before a performance. — “You're on stage soon — **break a leg**!”
* **face to face**: With two people meeting in person. — “Some things have to be said **face to face** rather than by email.”
* **hand in hand**: Closely connected, or holding hands. — “Cheap flights and crowded beaches go **hand in hand**.”

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