Phrases and idioms

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Choose the best answer.The situation of things being out of order, or upside-down is called _____. inversion out of order
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All the best,Bill ------------------------------ We can see 'All the vest' at the end of a letter. What is the meaning of it?
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Which of the following describes the relationship between an idiomatic phrase and a literal phrase?responses An idiomatic phrase
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I want to ask if the phrase is grammatically correct:"the road more taken" I know that there is a phrase such as "the road less
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1. You will be taller than her in a couple of years.2. You will be taller than her in two years. 3. You will be taller than her
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Use the sentence to answer the question." Their reasoning is sound, I must admit," Which of the following best defines the bold
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What does the phrase "geared toward" mean as it is used in paragraph 4 of "Manga"?A. shifted by B. tailored for C. provided to
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The phrase ‘gets wind of this’ as used in line 7 means if Mr. Carter—A uses wind to find the lost costumeuses wind to find
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will embark on a journey, Means what
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What does "hide away from me or you lose, or you lose~" mean???? I'm confused
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Which phrase means "to surf the Web" in Spanish?A. tomar un curso B. visitar salones de chat C. navegar en la Red D. tener miedo
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What another way of saying “I don’t belong to anyone but everybody knows my name”? In a confident way
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