Aged 70 from the UK. I am not familiar with "fender bender" (obviously American as the only fenders I remember were around the fireplace), "a mile a minute", "duck soup" (except as the name of a Marx Brothers' film) and "able to fog a mirror".
@MrBulky992 Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's interesting how idioms can vary across cultures and regions. 'Fender bender' is more commonly used in American English, and idioms like 'a mile a minute' and 'duck soup' also reflect specific contexts. I appreciate your insight, and I'm glad you took the challenge! If you have any favorite idioms from your own experiences, I’d love to hear them. Thanks for taking the challenge!
@@sensitivedogs Great job on getting 27 out of 30! 'Duck soup' and a few others can definitely be tricky, but that's what makes learning fun. Thanks for giving it a try and expanding your idiom knowledge!
28 Actually, I looked up 'face the music' as I thought it meant 'own up to it.' But the definition is to receive punishment. I have spent a lot of years being wrong on that one. Thank you
@missjoshemmett Thank you for sharing! 'Face the music' is often misunderstood, and it’s great that you took the time to look it up. It's always interesting to discover how some idioms have slightly different meanings than we initially thought. Glad the video could help clarify that!
@nadinaforsman6160 Thank you for taking the quiz more than once! Well done on improving your score from 19 to 29 on your second attempt. Keep up the great work!
@amarjitpannu9357 Thank you so much for taking part in the quiz! Scoring 24/30 is an excellent result, and I'm glad you enjoyed the challenge. Keep up the great work-I'm sure you'll nail it next time!
@robertlee6479 Thank you for your feedback! 'Duck soup' is indeed less common in British English but is a known idiom in American English, meaning something very easy. 'Yank' is another informal term for an American, primarily used in British English. It's always interesting to see how idioms and phrases can vary across different regions and generations. I appreciate you sharing your perspective!
@@thelighthouse13 Proper English for something easy is peace of cake or A cake walk. Up North some some say peace of piss, but never in my 70+ yrats have I ever hears Duck soup only in a restaurant.
