Isaiah 41:10

Submitted by: Submitted to:

Kurt Haven A. Zuñiga Ms. Hazel Lorejo

Grade III Adviser

Submitted by: Submitted to:

Kurt Haven A. Zuñiga Ms. Hazel Lorejo

Grade III Adviser

Submitted by: Submitted to:

Kurt Haven A. Zuñiga Ms. Hazel Lorejo

Grade III Adviser

Submitted by: Submitted to:

Kurt Haven A. Zuñiga Ms. Hazel Lorejo

Grade III Adviser
 IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS
and their MEANINGS

Idiomatic Expression Meaning

Raining, particularly
Raining cats and dogs
heavily
To worsen an
Add insult to injury
unfavourable situation
Get off my back! To stop bothering me
You hit the nail on the
You’re exactly right
head
A way of asking what
A penny for your thoughts
someone is thinking
People’s intention can be
Action speaks louder than
judged better by what they
words
do than what they say
It is up to you to make the
Ball is in your court
next decision or step
Looking in the wrong
Barking up the wrong tree place; Accusing the wrong
person
When you complain about
Cry over spilt milk
a loss from the past
The show has come to an
Elvis has left the building
end
 MGA KASABIHAN
“Kapag may tiyaga, may nilaga.”

“May tainga ang lupa, may pakpak ang balita.”

“Nasa Diyos ang awa, nasa tao ang gawa.”

“Kung sino pa ang masalita, ay siyang kulang sa gawa.”

“Ang taong walang tiyaga ay walang yamang mapapala.”

“Ang magnanakaw ay galit sa kapwa magnanakaw.”

“Ang batang makulit, napapalo sa puwit.”

“Ang batang matalino, nag-aaral ng husto.”

“Ang batang matapat, pinagtitiwalaan ng lahat.”

“Ang batang iyakin, nagiging mutain.”

“Magsipag tayo habang bata, para puro biyaya sa ating

pagtanda.”

“Ang tunay na karangalan ay nagsisimula sa paggalang ng

magulang.”