Everyday Idioms: Complete the Expression

The test was a piece of . I finished it in ten minutes. (very easy)

It was raining cats and when we left the house. (very heavily)

I'm feeling under the today, so I'm staying in bed. (slightly ill)

We have worked enough. Let's call it a and go home. (stop working)

You hit the nail on the when you said the plan was too expensive. (said exactly the right thing)

She spilled the about the surprise party, so it was not a surprise any more. (told a secret)

Break a at your interview tomorrow! (good luck)

I'm sorry, I can't come. I have a lot on my this week. (many things to deal with)

Driving is difficult at first, but once you get the of it, it feels natural. (understand how to do it)

Our flight was cancelled, but the airline gave us a free hotel. Every cloud has a silver . (a good side to a bad situation)

I'm so tired. I'll hit the early tonight. (go to bed)

Don't tell Mum about the present. Let's keep it under our . (keep it secret)

He was over the when he heard that he had passed the exam. (extremely happy)

We missed the bus, and then it started to rain. That was the last . (the final problem that is too much)

Jenny and I get on like a on fire. (very well)