Question

Question 2 (1 point) You should use several idioms in your sentences so the reader will understand you better. True False​

Answer 1

False

Step-by-step explanation:

Idioms cause people to think and the more there are in your sentences the more confusing it can get. For example, think of how the Mad Hatter speaks, in riddles, makes you think. Too many can confuse the reader. Also this really depends on your audience. But again, I would say false.

Example sentence: It’s raining cats and dogs, it’s like this once in a blue moon. I’m feeling under the weather.

What I mean: It’s raining hard, and it’s like this rarely. I feeling a bit sick.

There’s 3 idioms in here and as you can see it can be confusing.