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english slang idioms answer 1
"I asked her how her mom was doing and I must have hit a nerve unintentionally. She grimaced and was withdrawn for the rest of the night," Maxie said to Ellis.

Correct answer: (d) nerve

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english slang idioms answer 2
"That channel is pretty much hit and miss. Sometimes there are good movies on there, but not often enough," Johnny said to Paul.

Correct answer: (a) miss

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"Alright, professor. I am ready to answer your questions. Hit me with your best shot," Alexis said after her presentation was compete.

Correct answer: (b) Hit

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He knew that he had hit rock bottom. His wife had left him, he had lost his job, and now he was in trouble with the police for drinking and driving.

Correct answer: (d) bottom

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"My wife and I have hit rough weather. lately. We've received lots of unexpected bills and both of us have had deaths in the family," John told Brian.

Correct answer: (c) weather

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"As soon as the story of his corruption hits the airwaves, he will be done. You will win by a landslide," the politician's advisor told her.

Correct answer: (a) airwaves

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He couldn't wait for the semester to be over. He had been hitting the books for the past week to prepare for the upcoming final exams and was sick of even looking at his text books.

Correct answer: (b) books

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He had always been a better shot than his best friend. He had won another twenty dollars from his friend when he had hit the bull's-eye three times out of five at the firing range.

Correct answer: (d) eye

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"I hope I don't get fired. I told the boss that I was going to be late getting my project done and she hit the ceiling. This is the third time this week I have done something to make her mad," Tom said to Christian.

Correct answer: (a) ceiling

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english slang idioms answer 10
"The stuff is about to hit the fan. Our boss just got arrested for fraud and I have heard that his boss is next. I hope that the company can survive all this," Shirley told Dave.

Correct answer: (d) hit

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