Idioms are words, phrases, or expressions that are

either grammatically

unusual

, as in, “

Long

time, no see!”,

or their

meaning cannot be taken literally

, as in, “

It’s raining cats and dogs!”

This expression does not mean that cats and dogs are

 falling from the sky, but it is a metaphorical

expression that means that it is raining heavily”

IN class,we are supposed to make a poster about an idiom and I chose “Break a leg”.

The idiom “break a leg” is usually said to It is typically said to actors and musicians before they go on stage to perform.It means good luck or go out there and give that audience your best performance.wishing you luck before going on stage like that and you can’t say “Good luck” because that will give them bad luck!So… “Break a leg!”Also

the true meaning of a break a leg is for a curtain call.Like when people do a bow or curtsy they put one leg behind the other and bend the knee,”breaking” the leg!!!!!!!!!!!

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