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Ethan's teachers told him he is the 'cream of the crop' of his graduating class. What does 'cream of the crop' mean? ..........


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 learn english vocabulary: english verbs nouns adverbs adjectives Meaning of "egged him on"
idioms about food question 2
His drama coach 'egged him on' so he'd go onto the stage and perform as well as he did during the rehearsals. What does "egged him on" mean? ..........


idioms about food, answer 2 english language grammar, to discourage someone vs to encourage someone vs to tell them they should be

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 word games: free online verb noun adverb adjective game toeic test What does 'her cup of tea' mean?
idioms about food question 3
Keira felt like tennis was 'her cup of tea'. What does 'her cup of tea' mean? ..........


idioms about food, answer 3 relative pronoun exercises, that it's not the right thing for her vs that it's a perfect match for her vs that

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 meaning of qualify, perennial, mention, deliberately, increase, local What does the idiom 'cool as culcumber' mean?
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Ray was as 'cool as a cucumber' about his exam because he studied all week for it. What does 'cool as a cucumber' mean? ..........


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 speak fluent italian: pimsleur italian, instant conversation What does the idiom 'have your finger in the pie' mean?
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Everyone knew that the politician had his 'finger in the pie' of many businesses around the city. What does 'finger in the pie' mean? ..........


idioms about food, answer 5 relative pronouns exercises, to be involved in something vs to be uninterested in something vs wanting to get

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 vocabulary quiz: english noun adjective verb sat practice Meaning of "use her noodle"
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Most of Kim's teachers wanted her to 'use her noodle' more when it came to exam time. What does 'use her noodle' mean? ..........


idioms about food, answer 6 idioms about food, object pronouns exercises, to act up more vs to think more vs to try more

 word games free: online noun adjective verb game sat prep test Meaning of "in a nut shell"
idioms about food question 7
" 'In a nutshell', the problem was caused by a faulty wire," said the experienced electrician. What does 'in a nutshell' mean? ..........


idioms about food, answer 7 past tense grammar, to be blunt about something vs to be concise about something vs to be long and exhaustive

 meaning of sensibility, furlough, dendrology, clothier, unctuous Meaning of "hot potato"
idioms about food question 8
The trial turned out to be 'a hot potato' that everyone at the table was talking about. What does 'a hot potato' mean? ..........


idioms about food, answer 8 multiple choice grammar, a topic that is very controversial vs a topic that is easy to answer/solve vs a topic

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idioms about food question 9
The king was so rich, arrogant and mean that when he was overthrown by his people, most of his subjects thought it was about time he 'ate humble pie.' What does to 'eat humble pie' mean? ..........


idioms about food, answer 9 present perfect grammar, to get upset/angry about something vs to be vengeful vs to accept shame

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idioms about food question 10
Mary was going through a rough time and her family felt like they had to 'walk on eggshells' around her. What does to 'walk on eggshells' mean? ..........


idioms about food, answer 10 exercises grammar, to be very messy vs to be very loud vs to be very cautious and/or sensitive about something

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