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What does "go to the foot of my stairs" mean?



 
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What does "go to the foot of my stairs" mean? Thu Sep 04, 2008 19:34 pm  What does "go to the foot of my stairs" mean?
 

Business Idiom in English, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #136 "How to make exclamations", question 10

I'll go to the foot of my stairs! It must be at ......... 20 years since we last met.

(a) last
(b) length
(c) least
(d) end

Business Idiom in English, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #136 "How to make exclamations", answer 10

I'll go to the foot of my stairs! It must be at least 20 years since we last met.

Correct answer: (c) least

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" go to the foot of my stairs"- what does it mean?
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What does "go to the foot of my stairs" mean? Thu Sep 04, 2008 19:43 pm  What does "go to the foot of my stairs" mean?
 

Hi,

This is an expression showing great surprise. It suggests that you really can't believe what you hear.

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