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IDIOMS AND PHARASAL VERBS

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20 Most Important Idioms with meanings and usage for B.a Students

Correction: He lost his trouser.

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Correction: He issued order to release him.

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Correction: I take pain over my work.

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Correction: He gave me a ten-rupees note.

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Correction: She bought some stationeries.

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Correction: The sceneries of Murree are wonderful.

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Correction: There are a lot of fishes in this river.

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Correction: His sheeps are in the field.

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Correction: Politics are his chief interest.

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Correction: Your hairs are grey

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Correction: The news are not true.

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Idiom: To rise to the occasion Meanings

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Idiom: To rest on one's laurels Meanings

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Idiom: To put up with Meanings

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Idiom: To put off Meanings

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Idiom: To play truant Meanings

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Idiom: To nip in the bud Meanings

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Idiom: To make out Meanings

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Idiom: To make good Meanings

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Idiom: To make amends for Meanings

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Idiom: To look into Meanings

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Idiom: To look forward to Meanings

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Idiom To look down upon Meanings

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Idiom: To live from hand to mouth Meanings

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Idiom: To kick up a row Meanings

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Idiom: To keep the wolf from the door Meanings

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Idiom: To keep late hours Meanings

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Idiom: To keep abreast of Meanings

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Idiom: To hold someone in high esteem Meanings

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Idiom: To go to the wall Meanings

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Idiom: To give way Meanings

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Idiom: To give up Meanings

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Idiom: To give out Meanings

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Idiom: To give in Meanings

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Idiom: To give away Meanings

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Idiom: To get wind of Meanings

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Idiom: To get over Meanings

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Idiom: To get on one's nerves Meanings

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Idiom: To fish in trouble water Meanings

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Idiom: To fight shy of Meanings

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Idiom: To fall back upon Meanings

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Idiom: To face the music Meanings

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Idiom: To end in smoke Meanings

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Idiom: To drop in Meanings

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Idiom: To drop a line Meanings

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Idiom: To do one a good turn Meanings

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Idiom: To do away with Meanings

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Idiom: To cut the Gordian knot Meanings

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Idiom: To cut a sorry figure Meanings

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Idiom: To come by Meanings

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Idiom: To come about Meanings

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Idiom: To carry the day Meanings

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