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Idom: tie the knot #1 (permalink) Thu Nov 24, 2005 14:37 pm   Idom: tie the knot
 

Test No. incompl/advan-30 "Letter Writing (2)", question 8

This brings me to another point: why aren't you and Sara tying the .........?

(a) noose
(b) rope
(c) knot
(d) string

Test No. incompl/advan-30 "Letter Writing (2)", answer 8

This brings me to another point: why aren't you and Sara tying the knot?

Correct answer: (c) knot

Your answer was: incorrect
This brings me to another point: why aren't you and Sara tying the noose?
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What does 'tying the knot' means here? I can't understand the sentence.
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Idom: tie the knot #2 (permalink) Thu Nov 24, 2005 17:05 pm   Idom: tie the knot
 

Hi Deya,

This is an oldfashioned expression for getting married.

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