8 English Idioms / Expressions Related to AGE

LESSON NOTES
 

Watch the lesson above to learn the meanings and explanations of the following 8 English idioms and expressions related to age:

» Over the hill

» No spring chicken

» In your prime

» Under age 

» Act your age

» Young at heart

» Age is only a number

» I wasn’t born yesterday

Questions from the LIVE lesson. Answer in the comments! 

1. When is a football player in his prime? And a lawyer?

2. What age do you think you’re over the hill?

3. How old do you have to be to drink alcohol in your country?

4. Do you always act your age?

Here is the Quiz Time from the LIVE lesson! Put your answers in the comments below!

1. Sometimes my dad doesn’t act his ____.

2. Beckham was a great player, but now he’s over _____.

3. My mum loves going to concerts. She’s young at _____.

4. My new boss is 60 years old. He’s no spring ______.

5. I tried to trick my parents, but they weren’t born _____.

6. My dad was 70 last year. He says that age is _____.