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assume (verb) - a) To know something for sure b) To think something is true without proof c) To ask someone for confirmation
b) to think something is true without proof
uni (noun) - a) Short for university b) A kind of animal c) A musical instrument
a) short for university
make your mind up (phrase) - a) change your opinion b) decide what to do c) forget something
b) decide what to do
thrilled (adjective) - a) Very scared b) Very excited and happy c) Very tired
b) very excite and happy
cover something up (phrasal verb) - a) Hide the truth or information b) Protect something from the rain c) Paint something
a) hide the truth or information
strain (noun) - a) a type of exercise b) a small cut or injury c) pressure or stress
c) pressure or stress
pop round (phrase) - a) Visit someone briefly b) Jump in excitement c) Travel far away
a) visit someone briefly (also pop in, but this mainly means to briefly enter a building)
stubborn (adjective) - a) Changing your opinion easily b) Refusing to change your mind c) Forgetful
c) refusing to change your mind
stick to your guns (idiom) - a) Keep your opinion even if others disagree b) Avoid conflict c) Agree with everyone
a) keep your opinion even if others disagree
settle in (phrasal verb) - a) Start working hard b) Move to a new country c) Feel comfortable in a new place or situation
c) feel comfortable in a new place or situation
a weight lifted off my shoulders (idiom) - a) Getting stronger b) Feeling relieved after a problem is solved c) Feeling tired after carrying something
b) Feeling relieved after a problem is solved
appeal (verb) - a) To ask for help b) To disagree with someone c) To make something more attractive or interesting
c) To make something more attractive or interesting
on the edge of your seat (idiom) - a) very tired b) feeling very excited or nervous while watching/hearing something c) falling asleep
b) feeling very excited or nervous while watching/listening to something
drop out (phrasal verb) - a) study harder b) join a new club c) leave a course or activity before finishing
c) leave a course or activity before finishing
fulfilled (adjective) - a) feeling hungry b) feeling satisfied and happy because you're doing something meaningful c) feeling bored
b) feeling satisfied and happy because you're doing something meaningful
