Chalk and Cheese | Ask Linda! | Idioms

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Chalk and Cheese | Ask Linda! | Idioms
TEFL & TESOL Courses - ITTTTue, November 28, 2017 2:25am

The idiom “chalk and cheese” means being fundamentally different. A good example would be: The twins are like chalk and cheese – one loves baseball, the other loves ballet. Can you use this idiom in an example in the comments below?

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