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Can you find the idiom which following meaning is
"[for someone] to do something bad or poorly":

A. "Have egg on one's face"
B. "Put all one's eggs in one basket"
C. "Lay an egg"
D. "A chicken and egg situation"

Can you answer?

ANSWER: "To lay an egg"

1. Lit. [for a hen, etc.] to deposit an egg.
Ex: "Old Red stopped laying eggs, so we stewed her for Sunday dinner."

2. Fig. [for someone] to do something bad or poorly; to perform poorly on stage.
Ex: "I guess I really laid an egg, huh? The cast laid an egg in both performances."

Can you answer?

1. Put on your hat and snow pants.
2. Get your sled out of the shed.
3. Find a big hill.
4. walk up the big hill to the very top.
5. Put your sled on the top of the hill and sit on your sled.
6. Use your feet to push off and slide down the hill.

What about the answer?

I would say the same. This is not too difficult dear Vincent!

ANSWER:

I want to meet my friends at the beach where it’s nice and hot.

I hope that is right. It was not easy.

DOC is not an adjective.

1st sentence: "The polar bear got a fish in the arctic."

Any other ideas?

I see

The panda bear chewed bamboo in the mountains.

Dolphin is swam on my beach.
okay?

Sonja, you must write:
"The dolphin is swimming in the water" (the beach is by definition the sand).

We try to answer these questions:

Vincent Law wrote:Can you make 4 sentences, using the parts of phrases in each of the three columns?

What about:
"The brown bear got a fish in the river."

haha

The panda bear chewed bamboo up in the trees.
now

Correct!

Let's try a new game together!

Will you be able to rebuilt the 5 correct statements using your knowledge of fairy tales?

Cinderella lost her glass slipper at the royal palace.
Rapunzel let down her hair on the tower.
Hansel dropped bread crumbs in the forest.
Goldilocks ate porridge at the bear's house.
Jack climbed a bean stalk into the sky.

Is it ok?

CONTEST - Who do you think is the cutest?
Write "dog" or "panda" in your comment, and let see which of these two is the loveliest :-)

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How to answer that question??? Panda? Dog? I really would like to have this little panda on my lap for 5 minutes, let say the panda is cutter!

I'm gonna chop'em both, mustard for the dog and ketchup for the panda bear, with Pepsi 1 to male the whole go down