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how mary fell in love answer 1
English idiom
Most people like to come home after work and put their feet up.

Idiom definition
Most people like to come home after work and relax.

Correct answer: (c) relax

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 toefl essay: trying new things and taking risks Is there any story or conversation for those questions?
how mary fell in love answer 2
English idiom
Mary was exactly the same as everybody else but this particular night she wanted to let her hair down.

Idiom definition
Mary was exactly the same as everybody else but this particular night she wanted to really enjoy herself.

Correct answer: (c) really enjoy herself

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 toefl essay: trying new things and taking risks Meaning of "turn the volume up"
how mary fell in love answer 3
English idiom
She put her favourite CD on and turned it up full blast.

Idiom definition
She put her favourite CD on and turned it up to maximum volume.

Correct answer: (d) to maximum volume

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 toefl essay: trying new things and taking risks Noise was used with the sense of rumours
how mary fell in love answer 4
English idiom
As soon as she had done that, all hell was let loose.

Idiom definition
As soon as she had done that, there was a huge noise.

Correct answer: (c) there was a huge noise

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 toefl essay: trying new things and taking risks Idiom: "got fed up to the back teeth with"
how mary fell in love answer 5
English idiom
Her next door neighbour soon got fed up to the back teeth with the noise.

Idiom definition
Her next door neighbour soon grew very tired of the noise.

Correct answer: (d) grew very tired of

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 toefl essay: trying new things and taking risks What does this phrase mean: 'carried on regardless'?
how mary fell in love answer 6
English idiom
He started hammering on the adjoining wall but Mary carried on regardless.

Idiom definition
He started hammering on the adjoining wall but Mary took not the slightest notice.

Correct answer: (c) took not the slightest notice

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 toefl essay: trying new things and taking risks what does "speak his mind" mean?
how mary fell in love answer 7
English idiom
In the end her neighbour decided to speak his mind.

Idiom definition
In the end her neighbour decided to say exactly what he thought.

Correct answer: (a) say exactly what he thought

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 toefl essay: trying new things and taking risks meaning of "Tell someone off"
how mary fell in love answer 8
English idiom
Although he had never met her, he was determined to read her the riot act.

Idiom definition
Although he had never met her, he was determined to tell her off.

Correct answer: (a) tell her off

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 toefl essay: trying new things and taking risks difference between quickly and utterly
how mary fell in love answer 9
English idiom
Mary opened the door and as soon as they saw each other they fell head over heels in love with each other.

Idiom definition
Mary opened the door and as soon as they saw each other they fell utterly in love with each other.

Correct answer: (b) utterly

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 toefl essay: trying new things and taking risks Ask a Teacher
how mary fell in love answer 10
English idiom
A few months later they decided to knock down the adjoining wall and now everything in the garden is lovely.

Idiom definition
A few months later they decided to knock down the adjoining wall and now everything is perfect.

Correct answer: (b) everything is perfect

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