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    This document provides a list of common idioms and phrases related to success and failure, followed by discussion questions about the concept of success. The idioms include "easy come, easy go", "learn the ropes", "on the same page", "out in the open", "smooth sailing", "with flying colors", "count one's chickens before they hatch", "have the world at your feet", "back on your feet", and "grin from ear to ear". The discussion questions prompt reflection on definitions of success, the role of money and appearance, pressures around success, the value of failure, and examples of celebrated failures.

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    This document provides a list of common idioms and phrases related to success and failure, followed by discussion questions about the concept of success. The idioms include "easy come, easy go", "learn the ropes", "on the same page", "out in the open", "smooth sailing", "with flying colors", "count one's chickens before they hatch", "have the world at your feet", "back on your feet", and "grin from ear to ear". The discussion questions prompt reflection on definitions of success, the role of money and appearance, pressures around success, the value of failure, and examples of celebrated failures.

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    Julie's Activity Speaking 4

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    Ningning Romarate
    This document provides a list of common idioms and phrases related to success and failure, followed by discussion questions about the concept of success. The idioms include "easy come, easy go", "learn the ropes", "on the same page", "out in the open", "smooth sailing", "with flying colors", "count one's chickens before they hatch", "have the world at your feet", "back on your feet", and "grin from ear to ear". The discussion questions prompt reflection on definitions of success, the role of money and appearance, pressures around success, the value of failure, and examples of celebrated failures.

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    1.Easy come, easy go

    2.Learn the ropes

    3.On the same page

    4.Out in the open


    5. Smooth sailing

    6. With flying colors

    7. Count one’s chickens before they hatch


    8. Have the world at your feet

    9. Back on your feet

    10. Grin from ear to ear


    Let’s talk:
    1. Describe a successful person.

    2. Is your idea of success the same as your parents’ idea of success?

    3. Do you think people focus too much on appearing to be successful?

    4. Why is money the most common way of judging success?

    5. Can money buy happiness?

    6. How much pressure do your parents put on you to be successful?

    7. How much pressure will you put on your children to be successful?

    8. Have there been any failures that made your life better?
    9. Is there a right time to give up and stop trying? Or should you never give up?

    10. Can you think of any famous people who failed spectacularly at
    something?
    11. Talk about a time you failed at something you tried. Don’t talk about
    anything that will make you uncomfortable or embarrassed.

    12.Can you think of any famous quotes or idioms about success or failure?

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