Somantic idioms Exercise Complete the following sentences with the appropriate somatic idiom from the list provided

Somantic idioms
Exercise 1. Complete the following sentences with the appropriate somatic idiom from the list provided:
Get a/your foot in the door, from head to foot/toe, keep your head above water, put out/open your heart to sb, keep your mouth shut, have sth on the brain.

1. 
   It's important to ________________ in the competitive job market to increase your chances of success.
   
2. 
   She wore a stunning outfit, and everyone admired her, from ________________.
   
3. 
   Despite facing numerous challenges, she managed to ________________ financially and avoid drowning in debt.
   
4. 
   In times of trouble, it's beneficial to ________________ and share your feelings with someone you trust.
   
5. 
   Before entering the meeting, he reminded himself to ________________ and not reveal any confidential information.
   
6. 
   After the accident, he was covered in bruises and scratches, literally injured ________________.
   
7. 
   Instead of constantly worrying about work, try not to ________________ and take a break to relax.
   
8. 
   Whenever she faces a difficult decision, she tends to ________________ and overthink things.
   
9. 
   To build strong relationships, it's crucial to ________________ and let others know how you truly feel.
   
10. 
    He always has his phone in hand, even during family dinners; it's like he constantly ________________.
    

Exercise 2. Match the headings with the list of idioms below.

1. Keep your hair on	d. Constantly think about a particular topic or issue.
2. Have a (good) nose for something	g. Share your feelings or secrets with someone.
3. Poke/stick your nose into something	f. Be extremely attentive to someone or something.
4. Have something on the brain	e. Completely covered or dressed.
5. From head to toe	c. Involve oneself in other people's business or affairs.
6. Not take your eyes off somebody/something	b. Have a natural talent or skill for understanding something.
7. Put out/open your heart to someone	a. Stay calm; don't get upset.

Answers.
Exercise 1.

1. 
   Get a foot in the door
   
2. 
   from head to toe
   
3. 
   keep your head above water
   
4. 
   put out/open your heart to someone
   
5. 
   keep your mouth shut
   
6. 
   from head to toe
   
7. 
   keep your head above water
   
8. 
   have something on the brain
   
9. 
   put out/open your heart to someone
   
10. 
    have something on the brain
    

Exercise 2.

1. 
   Keep your hair on - a. Stay calm; don't get upset.
   
2. 
   Have a (good) nose for something - b. Have a natural talent or skill for understanding something.
   
3. 
   Poke/stick your nose into something - c. Involve oneself in other people's business or affairs.
   
4. 
   Have something on the brain - d. Constantly think about a particular topic or issue.
   
5. 
   From head to toe - e. Completely covered or dressed.
   
6. 
   Not take your eyes off somebody/something - f. Be extremely attentive to someone or something.
   
7. 
   Put out/open your heart to someone - g. Share your feelings or secrets with someone.