"Get my ducks in a row"

ENGLISH IDIOM OF THE WEEK A native speaker expression
"Get my ducks in a row"
Do you know what it means to have all your ducks in a row?
Meaning: To ”get my ducks in a row” means to get everything ready. It is used when you have a big task with many parts to complete.  Example: “I want to do a study abroad in New Zealand. I have to get my passport ready, and my VISA, and apply to some schools before the deadline next month. I have to get all my ducks in a row!”
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