English

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The idiom 'to put a cart before the horse' means ...

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doing things in the wrong order

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The idiom 'to have a cat nap' means ...

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a very brief but restful period of sleep

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The idiom 'like a fish out of the water' means ...

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you feel uncomfortable because you are in an unusual or unfamiliar situation

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The idiom 'put yourself in somebody's shoes' means ...

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try to understand somebody

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The idiom 'the lion’s share' means ...

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the biggest part or portion

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Idiom 'Have ants in your pants' means

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to be incapable of sitting still

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We expect my Aunt Laura ___ next April.

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to visit

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Will you please let me ___ what I am saying?

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finish

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If we ___ more money, we could buy a bigger house.

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had

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Had I known I was going to win the lottery, I ___ working sooner!

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would have stopped