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If I were you, I'd tell her to go jump in the river.


privacy, answer 1 privacy, english words, learn to swim vs get wet vs go away vs go fishing

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 hello, i am an english teacher from morocco Understand the point
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I can't understand why he doesn't take the hint.


privacy, answer 2 need help with nouns, proper nouns, verbs, understand the point vs understand the speech vs understand the words

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 hello, i am an english teacher from morocco Keep myself to myself
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I should be grateful if you would let me keep myself to myself.


privacy, answer 3 english listening exercise, be quiet vs be private vs be lonely vs be special

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I wish they would stop poking their noses into our affairs.


privacy, answer 4 pronoun song, sniffing around vs discovering vs interfering in vs putting into

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 hello, i am an english teacher from morocco meaning of "we've"
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I get the impression that they think we've outstayed our welcome here.


privacy, answer 5 grammar passive voice, remained longer vs tried too long vs waited too long vs stayed too long

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We asked him if he wanted to join us on the outing but he refused — I think he's a bit of a lone wolf.


privacy, answer 6 privacy, idioms in the english language, he prefers to be alone vs he prefers small crowds vs he prefers certain

 hello, i am an english teacher from morocco Took no notice of him vs. looked carefully at him
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She looked straight through him as soon as he entered the room.


privacy, answer 7 question words lesson plan, turned round vs looked carefully at him vs took no notice of him vs didn't speak to

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Since the news broke about the disaster, he's been keeping a very low profile.


privacy, answer 8 homophones worksheet, trying to look small vs trying to look casual vs trying to be careful vs trying not to be

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After the political scandal in the government no-one in the cabinet is prepared to put their head above the parapet.


privacy, answer 9 adjective in english, show their head vs raise their head vs speak in public vs speak in the air

 hello, i am an english teacher from morocco Idiom: play dumb
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If you really want to come out of this without too much damage, my advice is to play dumb.


privacy, answer 10 uncountable and conuntable nouns, speak stupidly vs say nothing vs say silly things vs play the fool

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