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Expression 'Make their minds up'



 
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Expression 'Make their minds up' Tue Mar 25, 2008 8:44 am  Expression 'Make their minds up'		  
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ESL/EFL Test #274 "Reaching agreement", question 2

For them it's very difficult to decide and make their ......... up at times like general elections.

(a) ideas
(b) thoughts
(c) beliefs
(d) minds

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ESL/EFL Test #274 "Reaching agreement", answer 2

For them it's very difficult to decide and make their minds up at times like general elections.

Correct answer: (d) minds
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Expression 'Make their minds up' Tue Mar 25, 2008 8:47 am  Expression 'Make their minds up'		  
The correct answer is: 'Make their minds up' which means 'make a decision'.

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