idioms

Would you like to have a try first, Shama?

Hi Shama,

I feel a bit like you are just posting your homework here, and asking us to do it for you.

Have you searched for these via google? Can you try to write some sentences yourself, so that we can then help you by commenting on your efforts?

Best wishes, Clive

Search with
"Letter perfect" idiom
or
"Letter perfect" dictionary
at Yahoo
and you will find relevant dictionary pages or idiom pages

For the other two (cleaners, loop), search the site I ga

Thank you Marius Hancu:)

okay guys..me posting the idiom:plz check...it..thanks:)

wear the pants:
Exercise controlling authority in a household, as in Grandma wears the pants at our house.

wear the pants/wear the pants in the family have the same meanings?

Shamawear the pants:
Exercise controlling authority in a household, as in Grandma wears the pants at our house.

wear the pants/wear the pants in the family have the same meanings?

I think so: who's controlling/dominating the family.

Hi Shama,

You're right about 'wears the pants', but I have one small comment. In my experience, it's usually used more in the context of husband and wife, of man and woman, than of the larger family.

Mary wears the pants in her family means, in effect, that her husband does not.

Best wishes, Clive