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english slang idioms answer 1
"Nothing hits the spot on a hot day like a cold glass of lemonade," Chris said to Linda.

Correct answer: (d) spot

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english slang idioms answer 2
"Unfortunately, the drill you brought with you is not powerful enough for what we need to do. We need a more heavy-duty drill that can drill through concrete and I believe I have one in my shed. Let me go check," Billy said to David.

Correct answer: (b) duty

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english slang idioms answer 3
With a heavy heart, he brought his guitar into the pawn shop. It was the last thing of value he owned but he needed money for rent. The guitar was a present from his parents when he was 16 years-old and he loved to play it.

Correct answer: (a) heart

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english slang idioms answer 4
"Our boss discovered that someone has been stealing office supplies at an alarming rate. He called each of us into his office and put us through the wringer about how many supplies we have taken lately, what we used them for, and how many we currently have," Rodney told his wife.

Correct answer: (a) wringer

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english slang idioms, question 4 sample of horsing, feathers, horseplay, bothered, hot, what does wringer mean?

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english slang idioms answer 5
"Our boss is hell-on-wheels every Monday morning. I pity the person who has to ask him a question or has to work directly with him on Monday Mornings. That person is sure to be screamed at or belittled," Jack said to Elizabeth.

Correct answer: (d) wheels

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english slang idioms answer 6
"We haven't apprehended the suspect yet but we have him pretty well hemmed-in. We have each of the exits covered in the building he is holed up in and it is only a matter of time before he is in custody," Sergeant O'Brian told the reporter.

Correct answer: (c) hemmed

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english slang idioms answer 7
"I asked Tim why he hadn't delivered my gravel for my driveway and he just hemmed and hawed. I think he forgot to deliver it since he couldn't come up with an explanation," Bill said to Sarah.

Correct answer: (b) hawed

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english slang idioms answer 8
"The movie we wanted to watch isn't playing here and nothing else looks very good. Let's clear out of here and get something to eat instead," Tom said to Beth.

Correct answer: (a) clear

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english slang idioms answer 9
"You keep bringing up past fights we have had. I don't think that we are going to make any progress by bringing up things we can't change. But we can make progress on this disagreement so let's focus on the here and now," Billy told Rebecca.

Correct answer: (c) now

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english slang idioms answer 10
He had been afraid of heights all of his life. So, naturally, when his friends dared him to jump off of the rock and into the lake, he was a bit nervous. After five minutes of edging up to the end of the rock, he said to himself, "Here goes nothing," and jumped. It turned out to be not as bad as he was anticipating.

Correct answer: (b) nothing

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