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will _______________ you to the Dublin of 1000 years ago introduce move present show It can only

still up in the air means that decisions have not yet been made or that plans are not yet finalized I m not sure what we will be doing this Saturday We ll decide on Friday Right now our plans are still up in the air Once things are no longer up in the air they have either fallen into place or...

Hey there Zeppegood question there are a lot of Italian expressions I still can t say in English I found out that often there s not even a corresponding expression in English unfortunately As for who are you deceiving who are you making fun of chi pensi di prendere in giro I thought maybe this...

I m not a regular swimmer but I go every now and again or every now and then Look at http idioms thefreedictionary com every now and againanyway it means sometimes but I don t think it s very common A much more common alternative is from time to time

Mr Tom wrote Hi Could you please provide me with a couple synonymous expressions for the following idiom WALK ON EGGSHELLS Tomtread dangerous waters

Hi Could you please provide me with a couple synonymous expressions for the following idiom WALK ON EGGSHELLS Tom

Nona The Brit wrote two shakes of a lamb s tail It is a rather informal idiom It probably isn t appropriate for academic writing You mean the expression is two shakes of a lamb s tail but I can find shake of a lamb s tail However I agree with you that it should be avoided since I couldn t find...

no rule concerning this No not really There is only the general principle that idioms are extremely resistant to any sort of modification Just the change of a to the or a similar minor difference within an idiom will stand out as strange to a native speaker much like a tiny particle caught in one...

They are different constructions In the first the idiom a piece of cake could be replaced by the word easy and so no agreement with the subject is needed