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Put your foot down? #1 (permalink) Sat Nov 13, 2004 19:00 pm   Put your foot down?
 

Test No. incompl/inter-25 "Wrapped round her finger", question 5

Don't you think it's about time you put your ......... down and told them what you really think?

(a) finger
(b) hand
(c) head
(d) foot

Test No. incompl/inter-25 "Wrapped round her finger", answer 5

Don't you think it's about time you put your foot down and told them what you really think?

Correct answer: (d) foot

Your answer was: incorrect
Don't you think it's about time you put your finger down and told them what you really think?
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Put your foot down #2 (permalink) Sat Nov 13, 2004 20:31 pm   Put your foot down
 

It means to be firm and strict and say exactly what you are really feeling.
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A Possible correction to Q No 5 Test No.: incompl/inter-25 #3 (permalink) Thu May 12, 2005 15:39 pm   A Possible correction to Q No 5 Test No.: incompl/inter-25
 

Sir ,
This is about qestion no 5 in Test No.: incompl/inter-25
Heading: Wrapped round her finger .

The qestion is :
Don't you think it's about time you put your ......... down and told them what you really think?

(a) finger
(b) hand
(c) head
(d) foot

Shouldn't it be "tell them" instead of "told them" .
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It's about time #4 (permalink) Thu May 12, 2005 15:51 pm   It's about time
 

It's about time is a construction that is followed by a verb in the simple past form. (it's about time + subject + simple past).
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