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Idiom: Things can only get better



 
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Idiom: Things can only get better #1 (permalink) Mon May 21, 2007 2:15 am   Idiom: Things can only get better
 

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ESL/EFL Test #32 "Responses (5)", question 8

Jill: 'What's your view of what's coming next?'
Frank: '.........'

(a) Things can only grow better.
(b) Things can only get better.
(c) Things can only show better.
(d) Things can only appear better.

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #32 "Responses (5)", answer 8

Jill: 'What's your view of what's coming next?'
Frank: 'Things can only get better.'

Correct answer: (b) Things can only get better.
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Please tell met he mean of the correct answer!

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Idiom: Things can only get better #2 (permalink) Mon May 21, 2007 9:56 am   Idiom: Things can only get better
 

'Things can only get better' is what we often say and expect when a situation has reached its lowest point and it looks as if things can't be worse. It means that we hope the situation improves.
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