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Latest post Wed, Aug 5 2009 4:23 PM by Philip. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  848504 Wed, 05 Aug 09 03:25 PM
plzzz can u make me some sentences of idioms,, plzz im in big trouble
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Philip  +  848565 Wed, 05 Aug 09 04:23 PM
And we won't be able to help you get out of the trouble you're in without an initial effort from you.

 

Do you have a specific list of idioms to start with?

 

An appropriate idiom for your situation might be:  you're in deep doo-doo.

Philip
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