idioms

[Anonymous]

Dear Teachers!
Please explain the meaning of the following idioms and give examples with them

1 on the offchance
2 only too
3 over to

Thank you very much in advance! :hi:

 

[henry]

If you do something on the off chance, you do it even though you think that there is only a small possibility of it being successful.

e.g. She takes a look at the forum on the off chance of meeting someone she knows.

"only too" means very.
e.g. We are only too pleased to help.

" over to you " is used to say that it's somebody's turn to do something.

:wink:

 

[RonBee]

Good job, Henry!