The heart has long been associated with human emotion. So it’s no wonder that the English language abounds with expressions using the word heart. Test your knowledge of the following "heartfelt" expressions by matching them to their meanings.1. have your heart in your bootsconfess or confide in someonewant something very much; feel sad or jealousfeel sad, disappointed or worried2. wear your heart on your sleeveshow your feelings openlybe kind and generousbe very anxious or frightened3. have your heart in your mouthbe cold or unfeelingsuddenly feel anxious, excited or frightenedhave good intentions4. have a heart of stonetake something seriouslybe cold or unfeelingwant something very much; feel sad or jealous5. eat your heart outhave good intentionstake something seriouslywant something very much; feel sad or jealous6. take something to hearttake something seriouslyconfess or confide in someonehave good intentions7. pour your heart outconfess or confide in someonehave good intentionsbe kind and generous8. have your heart in the right placeshow your feelings openlybe kind and generoushave good intentions9. cross your heartbe kind and generouspromise or pledgebe cold or unfeeling10. have a heart of goldshow feelings openlybe kind and generoushave good intentions
