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What does the expression Around the corner usually mean?
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- coming soon or nearby
Which answer correctly explains All in all?
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- considering everything
What idea does Against the clock express?
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- trying to finish before time runs out
Which simple meaning fits A ray of hope?
Correct answer(s):
- a small sign that things may improve
Select the meaning of A piece of advice.
Correct answer(s):
- a helpful suggestion
In Grade 6 English, what does A fish out of water mean?
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- someone who feels uncomfortable in a new place
Which meaning is correct for A fair-weather friend?
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- a friend who stays only when things are easy
When you see You can say that again in a sentence, what does it mean?
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- I strongly agree
Which option is closest in meaning to When pigs fly?
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- something will never happen or is very unlikely
What is the best meaning for Up in the air?
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- not decided yet
Which answer shows the correct meaning of Turn over a new leaf?
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- to start behaving in a better way
What does someone mean by saying Through thick and thin?
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- in good times and bad times
How should we understand The early bird catches the worm?
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- people who start early have a better chance
Which choice gives the best meaning of The ball is in your court?
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- it is your turn to act or decide
A Grade 6 student reads Take it easy. What does it mean?
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- to relax and not worry too much
What is meant by So far, so good?
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- things are going well up to now
Which option explains See the light?
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- to understand something clearly
In everyday English, what does Read between the lines mean?
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- to understand a hidden meaning
Choose the correct meaning of Rain cats and dogs.
Correct answer(s):
- to rain very heavily
Which meaning best matches Put your foot down?
Correct answer(s):
- to be firm about a rule or decision