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Idiom: 'in the soup'



 
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Idiom: 'in the soup' Thu Aug 18, 2005 12:12 pm  Idiom: 'in the soup'
 

Test No. express/inter-3 "A piece of cake", question 5

Thanks to you we're really in the soup now and I don't honestly know why I ever listen to you.

(a) in an interesting situation
(b) in deep trouble
(c) in an unusual situation
(d) in rough water

Test No. express/inter-3 "A piece of cake", answer 5

Thanks to you we're really in deep trouble now and I don't honestly know why I ever listen to you.

Correct answer: (b) in deep trouble

Your answer was: incorrect
Thanks to you we're really in an unusual situation now and I don't honestly know why I ever listen to you.
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i dont get the answer completely.
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Idiom: 'in the soup' Thu Aug 18, 2005 12:26 pm  Idiom: 'in the soup'
 

Hi Tuncay,

This sentence means: I am not going to take any notice of what you say in future because what you have just done/said has put us in a very difficult position and it will be very difficult to get out of it.

Imagine if you like a little fly has landed in a bowl of soup - the soup is hot and thick and the fly can't escape!

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