Ear idioms
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Which idiom is this?
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In one ear and out the other
You hear it, but forget it.
My son hears me, but it goes in one ear and out the other.
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Look at the emojis. Choose the idiom from 4 answers. Answer fast to get more points. You have 3 lives. After the game, you see a picture of each idiom, what it means and an example.
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