Idioms for April |
1. Misinformation |
Meaning:
Information that is false or untrue
Example:
The taxi driver told me that the the train would leave at 2:30, but really it left at 1:30. What he told me was misinformation. |
2. Nonsense |
Meaning:
Something which is not relevant or has no meaning
Example:
Henry was talking nonsense in class today, so nobody could understand what he was saying. |
3.Thoughtless |
Meaning:
To do something stupid or unkind because you did not think about it
Example:
John was very thoughtless; not only did he forget Sally’s birthday, he also insulted her. |
4. Effective |
Meaning:
When something works well
Example:
When Mark promised to give the students candy they all started working hard. The candy was a very effective way of motivating them.
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5. Breakable |
Meaning:
Something that can be broken easily
Example:
“Be careful not to drop those plates, they’re breakable.”
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