English Expressions and Phrases in Real Life Situations - To be fed up with someone or something4/27/2017
Keep in mind that people do not always say exactly what they mean.
Your coworker says that he is fed up with his neighbor's dogs and can't get any sleep. What does he mean? 
Answer: I think their barking doesn't let him sleep.
Be sure to keep in mind that people do not always say exactly what they mean.
Your sister talks about her former boss: "She gave me a cold shoulder at the party." What does she mean? 
Answer: She ignored your sister.
Keep in mind that people do not always say exactly what they mean.
Your dog was sick, and you took him to the vet. the veterinarian gave him a shot, and asked you to keep an eye on him. What does he mean? 
Answer: To watch closely for any changes in his condition.
Be sure keep in mind that people do not always say exactly what they mean.
Your friend talks about her boss: "He is such a pain in the neck sometimes." What does she mean? 
Answer: He is very annoying and irritating.
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Be sure keep in mind that people do not always say exactly what they mean.
You want to share some information about upcoming conference with your coworker. He says: "I'm all ears." What does he mean? 
Answer: He is listening to you very attentively.
Always be sure keep in mind that people do not always say exactly what they mean.
Your friend complains about his sister: "I went out of my way to help her find a new apartment, and she even didn't say thanks." 
Answer: He took some time and put additional effort to help his sister.
Be sure to keep in mind that people do not always say exactly what they mean.
You ask your friend if you can bring your roommate to his party. He says: "Sure. The more the merrier." What does he mean? 
Answer: Yes, you can bring your roommate to the party.
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