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📚 Idioms and Phrases Practice
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Q41. The idiomatic expression "pull yourself together".
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Q42. 'See eye to eye' means:
The correct answer is: agree with someone.
See eye to eye means to think the same as someone else; they agree.
Think of two people staring at the same picture and saying, “Yes, we see it the same.”
They finally see eye to eye on the project and start working together.
Q43. He is a dark horse.
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Q44. 'At daggers drawn' means:
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Q45. Everything was at sixes and sevens.
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Q46. A bolt from the blue
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Q47. To be all at sea.
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Q48. Cold comfort
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Q49. To bite the dust
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Q50. A damp squib
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