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Which answer shows the correct meaning of Word of mouth?
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- information shared by people talking
What does someone mean by saying With flying colors?
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- with great success
How should we understand Win someone’s heart?
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- to gain someone's love or admiration
Which choice gives the best meaning of Well off?
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- having enough money or being financially comfortable
A Grade 7 student reads Wear and tear. What does it mean?
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- damage from normal use over time
What is meant by Up to date?
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- current or modern
Which option explains Under one’s nose?
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- very close but unnoticed
In everyday English, what does Under control mean?
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- being managed properly
Choose the correct meaning of To tell the truth.
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- used before speaking honestly
Which meaning best matches To be honest?
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- used before saying something truthful
What does the idiom or phrase Throw in the towel mean?
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- to give up
What is the correct meaning of Think twice?
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- to consider carefully before acting
Which answer best describes The tip of the iceberg?
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- a small visible part of a much bigger problem
Choose the option that explains The last straw.
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- the final problem that makes someone upset
Which meaning would a teacher expect for Take your time?
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- to not rush
What does the expression Take the lead usually mean?
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- to become the leader or move ahead
Which answer correctly explains Take into account?
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- to consider something
What idea does Take advantage of express?
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- to use an opportunity or situation for benefit
Which simple meaning fits Take a break?
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- to rest for a short time
Select the meaning of Stick to your guns.
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- to keep your opinion or decision firmly