Daily English Idioms Face the music
face the music welcome to day two of the
special edition of speak English with
Tiffany I am teacher Tiffany and in this
episode I will teach you exactly how to
use the English body idiom face the
music are you ready
well then let’s jump right in
the idiom faced the music can be defined
in three different ways
the first definition of this idiom is to
be confronted with the unpleasant
consequences of one’s actions the second
definition of this idiom is to receive a
punishment and the third definition of
this idiom is to accept responsibility
for something you have done so whenever
you think of the face you can also think
of the English idiom face the music now
let’s see how you can practically use
this idiom in real life first you can
use face the music when you are playing
while playing sometimes mistakes happen
and there are consequences for these
mistakes at these times the idiom can be
used like this Michael broke a vase and
had to face the music when his father
got home
second you can use face the music when
someone is doing poorly in something
when someone is doing poorly it
sometimes results in unwanted things at
these times the idiom can be used like
this after failing a history exam
Samantha had to go home and face the
music third you can use face the music
when someone is robbing another person
when someone Rob’s another person the
law says that they must be punished at
these times the idiom can be used like
this
Smith was returned to the u.s. from Cuba
to face the music for his part in a
robbery more than ten years ago
fourth you can use face the music when
someone is stealing something from
someone else when someone steals
something from someone else they usually
feel a little bit guilty at these times
the idiom can be used like this when the
missing handbag was noticed he chose to
disappear rather than face the music and
finally fifth you can use face the music
when you are worrying about something we
usually worry about things when we know
that the outcome may not be a good one
at these times the idiom can be used
like this stop worrying about it and
just face the music face the music use
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