Idioms/Expressions

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1. He called me while I was in bed.2. he called me while I was sleeping. ---------------------------- Does #1 mean #2? What is
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. Time is up.2. Time is over. 3. Time is finished. ------------------- What is the difference among them? Are the three the
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2. asked by rfvv
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From the words below supply the words needed to complete the sentences.Compatible, virtuoso, vilify, vulnerable, incipient,
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2. asked by Anonymous
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English is not my first language and someone just told me: 'my mom was asking about you', what does it mean and what people
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2. asked by Viola
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What does "sois gentil-ne parle pas si fort". I know the individual words but don't know the whole meaning. Thanks in advance.
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2. asked by joey
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won't to can't green to ?
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2. asked by taylor
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The actors' guild was able to put on a spectacular theatrical production. This istruly impressive, since the guild operates on a
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2. asked by ski
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Read the sentence and decide what the idiomatic expression is about:J'ai fait la queue pour payer au magasin le vendredi après
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2. asked anonymously
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what does hindsight mean
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What is the meaning of the word disorder as it is used in this sentence?"It is not the end of violence; it is not the end of
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What does the term "six feet under" mean? [Poem: "Conversation," pg. 123] (1 point) Responses feeling lonely feeling lonely
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