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english slang idioms question 1
"I am not afraid of you and I don't think anything you do can cost me my job. So, if you want to tell boss I am slacking off or something, do your .........," Kim said to Gina.


english slang idioms, answer 1 english slang idioms (198), idiomatic expressions with dogged, doctor, die, work vs deed vs worst vs act

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english slang idioms question 2
"How was your date with Lisa last night? Do .........," Misty told her brother.


english slang idioms, answer 2 dictionary definition of sound, drag, coming, throat, tell vs relate vs speak vs repeat

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english slang idioms question 3
"The auto shop ......... me out of five bucks by charging me for the same part twice. I am going to go down there and get the five bucks back," John told his wife.


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english slang idioms question 4
"I don't think we should rehire Tom. He always does his work by .......... He either doesn't complete his tasks or he cuts corners and does the work in a very sloppy fashion," Bill told Fred.


english slang idioms, answer 4 writing worksheet with ape, home, driving, bargain, partitions vs halves vs piece vs peace

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english slang idioms question 5
"We have all of the evidence to convict you for burglary. You are going to do ......... for this," the policeman told the criminal.


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english slang idioms question 6
They really ......... it up this year. The party was a huge success since they had arranged for caterers, transportation, dancing, and live music.


english slang idioms, answer 6 english slang idioms (198), study english with home, eating, easy going, easy, had vs did vs dug vs grabbed

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english slang idioms question 7
"I could give up my TV and my bicycle but I couldn't do ......... my guitar," John told Wesley.


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english slang idioms question 8
American businessmen are known for having an aggressive do-or-......... attitude toward business.


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english slang idioms question 9
The leftovers from the restaurant were good but a little bland. He decided to ......... up the chicken dish with some garlic, basil, oregano, and sage to add more flavor.


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english slang idioms question 10
"Jim hates the fact that I am better than he was at sales and is scared I will take his job. He has ......... me every step of the way since I started here. He keeps hoping that he will scare me off but it won't work. I am going to do a good job — with or without him," Lisa told Alison.


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