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english slang idioms answer 1
She couldn't help snidely saying "look what the cat dragged in" when the presenter finally arrived 30 minutes after he was supposed to.

Correct answer: (a) cat

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 vocabulary sentence: verb tests sat exam test Meaning of "Lost my lunch"
english slang idioms answer 2
"I went to see the new horror movie with my boyfriend this weekend. It was so gory I almost lost my lunch. I felt sick to my stomach for a good while after the film ended," Sally said to May.

Correct answer: (c) lunch

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english slang idioms answer 3
"My best friend recently spent five thousand dollars on clothes when she barely makes fifteen hundred dollars a month and is heavily in debt. That doesn't make any sense! I think she has lost her marbles!" Justine told Carie.

Correct answer: (d) lost

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english slang idioms answer 4
The professor informed the students before the exam that if they were unable solve the more complex equations they might still pass the test since there was plenty of low-hanging fruit on the test.

Correct answer: (d) fruit

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english slang idioms answer 5
When examining the possibility of turning a profit from currency exchange transactions, he came to the conclusion that he could make a mint if he could obtain sufficient capital to start business.

Correct answer: (d) mint

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english slang idioms, question 5 examples of mind, mint, misery, miss, what does mint mean? what is the definition for mint?

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english slang idioms answer 6
Earlier in the day, Jacob asked his dad to buy him a new Honda Accord for his 17th birthday. His father thought to himself, "what does the kid think? That I am made of money?"

Correct answer: (a) money

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english slang idioms answer 7
Gina asked the insurance representative to update her on what was happening with her case. He informed her that some of her records were in another department and weren't immediately accessible. He then informed her that he would make an inquiry and would call her back as soon as possible with the requested information

Correct answer: (c) inquiry

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english slang idioms answer 8
Her mom said that she was going to go to the store to pick up some food for dinner. She asked her mom as her mom was leaving, "Can I make a request? Can you buy me some Vanilla ice cream while you're there?"

Correct answer: (d) request

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english slang idioms answer 9
"How did the auction go? Did you get any good deals?" Sally asked Tim. Tim replied, "I got three couches and a bed for the price of one couch. I made out like a bandit."

Correct answer: (c) bandit

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english slang idioms answer 10
"I never figured Tom for someone who would make waves around here. He seemed like the meeker type someone who would follow directions without complaint and who would accept the way things are around here," Luke said to Beth

Correct answer: (b) waves

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