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Essential Idioms in English (Elementary)

court interpreting idioms (Idiomatic expressions) 2024 A+ GRADED 100% VERIFIED Ace up your sleeve -- CORRECT ANSWER --If you have an ace up your sleeve, you have something that will give you an advantage that other people don't know Achilles' Heel -- CORRECT ANSWER --weak point Add fuel to the fire -- CORRECT ANSWER --to make a bad situation worse Air your dirty laundry in public -- CORRECT ANSWER --to talk about your

500 Words_ Phrases_ Idioms for the TOEFL iBT

Common SAT Idioms Study Review Test. absent - CORRECT ANSWER from acceptable - CORRECT ANSWER to accused - CORRECT ANSWER of accustomed - CORRECT ANSWER to acquainted - CORRECT ANSWER with afraid - CORRECT ANSWER of agree - CORRECT ANSWER to/upon angered - CORRECT ANSWER by/ at the prospect of... annoyed - CORRECT ANSWER with apologize - CORRECT ANSWER for apply - CORRECT ANSWER for/ to argue - CORRECT ANSWER with arise - CORRECT ANSWER from arrive - C...

According to Hoyle By the rules following the rules Acid test An acid test is something that proves whether something is good, effective, etc, or not. After the fashion poorly All over but the shouting finished As the crows fly Direct At bay At a distance

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500 Words, Phrases, and Idioms for the TOEFL iBT plus Typing Strategies