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Question 1
Your two friends always order the same food and laugh at the same jokes. Which line sounds playful and warm?
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Question 2
Which line is the most serious and about character or values?
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Question 3
A friend says, "My new boyfriend also loves horror films." You want to tease them a little. What do you say?
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Question 4
Which line is about how someone looks, not how they act?
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Question 5
In a work email, you want a neutral way to say two colleagues are similar. Which is safest?
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Two peas in a pod: 3 ways to say people are alike
To say two people are very alike in a friendly way, say "They're like two peas in a pod." Use "Birds of a feather" to tease people who share the same tastes or habits. Use "Cut from the same cloth" when you are talking seriously about shared character or values, often in a family.
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It's like two peas in a pod. Ton: Playful and warm
Use it for friends, siblings, or partners who look, act, or think the same way. A pod is the green case that peas grow in. It is friendly, so avoid it when you want to criticize someone.
“It's like two peas in a pod.”
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Birds of a feather. Ton: Light, a little teasing
Use it for people with the same tastes or habits, often with a small joke. It is the short form of the saying "Birds of a feather flock together." It can sound a little critical if the shared habit is a bad one.
“Birds of a feather.”
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Cut from the same cloth. Ton: Serious, about character
Use it when people share the same values or personality, often in a family. It is about who people are, not about small things like clothes or food.
“Cut from the same cloth.”
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You two are so alike. Ton: Plain and neutral
This is the safest choice in any situation, including work. It has no idiom, so everyone understands it.
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We have a lot in common. Ton: Friendly, a bit careful
Use it when you share interests or experiences with someone new. It works well when you are getting to know a person. It does not mean you look alike.
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Like father, like son. Ton: Familiar, often joking
Use it when a child acts like a parent. You can change the words, for example "Like mother, like daughter." Do not use it for friends who are not family.
Erreurs fréquentes
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À corriger
They're like two pea in the pod.Formulation conseillée They're like two peas in a pod.
The idiom is fixed. Use the plural "peas" and the article "a" before "pod." Changing the words makes the idiom sound wrong to native speakers.
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À corriger
They're birds of the same feather.Formulation conseillée They're birds of a feather.
Here "a feather" already means "the same kind of feather." Adding "the same" is not the standard form.
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À corriger
They're cut from the same clothes.Formulation conseillée They're cut from the same cloth.
"Cloth" is the material that clothes are made from. The idiom compares two people to two pieces cut from one piece of material.
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