Idioms For ielts speaking: Master 500+ Idioms In Use Explained In 10 Minutes a day

(to be) in a bad mood: to feel unhappy, depressed, annoyed or angry.

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Mom is in a bad mood. Stay away from her.

They were in a bad mood when they lost the game.

After his girlfriend broke up with him, Peter was in a bad mood for two

weeks.

(to be) in good spirits: to feel happy and cheerful (in a good mood).

I hope you’re in good spirits.

We are in good spirits after winning the competition today.

(to be) in charge of: to have responsibility for (something).

I believe that Tom can be in charge of this project.

He’s in charge of the marketing department.

In a flash: very quickly; immediately.

The boat sank in a flash.

The accident happened in a flash.

In a heartbeat: instantly; immediately.

If I had the chance to study abroad, I’d go in a heartbeat.

Mary accepted the new job as a receptionist in a heartbeat.