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Daily Idiom Bank
Musical Moods • Intermediate Level
How to use each idiom:
- Meaning Challenge
Explain the idiom in your own words. - Mood Challenge
Create a short situation about music, feelings, or creativity using the idiom. - Dialogue Challenge
Use the idiom in a short conversation about songs, artists, moods, or performances.
The idioms:
1. Music to my ears – Something very pleasant or enjoyable to hear.
2. Change your tune – To change your opinion or attitude.
3. Face the music – To accept the results of your actions.
4. Strike a chord – To make someone feel strong emotion or connection.
5. Play it by ear – To decide what to do as a situation develops.
6. Set the tone – To create the mood or feeling of something.
7. March to the beat of your own drum – To do things in your own unique way.
8. Sing someone’s praises – To speak very positively about someone.
9. Blow your own trumpet – To talk proudly about your achievements.
10. For a song – For a very cheap price.
Use these idioms to talk about music, feelings, creativity, opinions, performances, and personal style.
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