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Question
Match the binomials in Column 1 with their meanings in Column 2. You may refer to a dictionary.
| Column 1 | Column 2 |
| 1. sink or swim | (i) put different things together to get a range of possibilities |
| 2. on and of | (ii) complete part of or belong to |
| 3. mix and match | (iii) choose only the best (things, people, etc.) |
| 4. all or nothing | (iv) at sometime in the future |
| 5. part and parcel | (v) sometimes, occasionally |
| 6. pick and choose | (vi) increase or develop very quickly |
| 7. sooner or later | (vii) succeed or fail without help |
| 8. leaps and bounds | (viii) something to be done completely or not at all |
Now, use any five of the above binomials in sentences of your own.
Grammar/Language
Match the Columns
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Solution
| Column 1 | Column 2 |
| 1. sink or swim | (vii) succeed or fail without help |
| 2. on and of | (v) sometimes, occasionally |
| 3. mix and match | (i) put different things together to get a range of possibilities |
| 4. all or nothing | (viii) something to be done completely or not at all |
| 5. part and parcel | (ii) complete part of or belong to |
| 6. pick and choose | (iii) choose only the best (things, people, etc.) |
| 7. sooner or later | (iv) at sometime in the future |
| 8. leaps and bounds | (vi) increase or develop very quickly |
Binomials Used in Sentences are as follows:
- Sink or swim: I had to sink or swim when I started learning to cycle.
- Mix and match: We can mix and match different colours to create a beautiful design.
- All or nothing: For her, completing the project was all or nothing.
- Sooner or later: Sooner or later, everyone has to face the results of their actions.
- Leaps and bounds: Her reading skills improved by leaps and bounds after regular practice.
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