Fight Like Cat And Dog – Idiom Of The Day For IELTS

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Updated On Oct 28, 2020

Fight Like Cat And Dog – Idiom Of The Day For IELTS Speaking.

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Fight Like Cat And Dog – Idiom Of The Day For IELTS Speaking.

Definition:

argue violently all the time

Example:

“We get on very well as adults but as kids we fought like cat and dog.“

“My boyfriend and I don’t fight like cat and dog but he has a dog and I have a cat – and they fight”

“Called Action News, it revolves around the reteaming of two local news presenters, who fight like cat and dog.“

Exercise:

Choose the suitable idiom to complete the sentence below.
“Mandy believes it is domestic bliss but Paul says he’s free to see other women and they _________________“
A. fight like cat and dog
B. down at heel
C. dressed to kill
D. runs in the family
Describe an accident that you have seen. Try to use this idiom in your speech. You should say:
– When it happened
– What it was
– What you did
And explain how it happened

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Janet

Janet had been an IELTS Trainer before she dived into the field of Content Writing. During her days of being a Trainer, Janet had written essays and sample answers which got her students an 8+ band in the IELTS Test. Her contributions to our articles have been engaging and simple to help the students understand and grasp the information with ease. Janet, born and brought up in California, had no idea about the IELTS until she moved to study in Canada. Her peers leaned to her for help as her first language was English.