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english slang idioms answer 1
He did a double take when he saw her walking by. He hadn't seen her for over 15 years and she still looked the same.

Correct answer: (b) take

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english slang idioms answer 2
"Restructuring a company is a double edged sword. On one hand, you can get rid of part of your business that is costing you money. On the other hand, you might get very bad press for laying off all of the workers in that department," the business professor said to the students.

Correct answer: (c) sword

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english slang idioms answer 3
"My best friend is not doing well. She is down and out so I feel like I have to let her stay until things get better for her," Tia said to Lonnie.

Correct answer: (d) out

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english slang idioms answer 4
"Those are just crocodile tears she never liked that guy anyway. She just doesn't want to look bad at his funeral," Elsie told Jessica.

Correct answer: (b) crocodile

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english slang idioms answer 5
"I can't come in to work today. I have been fighting this cold for about a week and now I am down for the count," Pedro said.

Correct answer: (b) down

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english slang idioms answer 6
"You better hurry up and get here if you want to go to that movie. It is 2 o'clock now and it starts at 2:20. We are kind of getting down to the wire here," Luke said to Lewis.

Correct answer: (c) wire

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english slang idioms answer 7
"You need to stop dragging your feet and get to work. Otherwise we'll be here all day," his friend told him as they were loading up the moving truck.

Correct answer: (c) feet

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english slang idioms answer 8
"I just can't seem to get motivated today. I have been dragging my heels since I got here and I'm now more behind than usual," Matt said to Derek.

Correct answer: (d) dragging

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english slang idioms answer 9
"I am trying to remember the person you are talking about but I'm drawing a blank," Angie said to Kyle.

Correct answer: (c) blank

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english slang idioms answer 10
"I am drawing a line in the sand, boy. You can stay out until midnight when you are 16 years old and not until then. This is non-negotiable!" his father said.

Correct answer: (a) line

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