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Intermediate Idioms

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  • I try to keep an open mind about the movie even though I haven not heard good things about it.
    be willing to listen to other people's opinions about someone or something
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  • His name was on the tip of my tongue...but I couldn't remember it.
    almost able to remember
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  • The trip was going to be a surprise until my little sister let the cat out of the bag.
    To let a secret be known.
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  • If you think you can be chosen for the lead role, then give it a shot.
    attempt to do something
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  • Could Marcus come with us? Sure, the more the merrier.
    The more people there are involved in something, the more fun it will be.
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  • I am starting to have second thoughts about the car I want to buy.
    reconsidering
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  • She was a basket case after her cat died.
    emotionally unstable
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  • I don't have a clue where I left my baseball glove.
    have no idea
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  • Everyone has too much work to do; we are all in the same boat.
    to be in the same difficult situation as someone else
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  • One day, out of the blue, I received a letter from my elementary friend.
    happens unexpectedly
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  • You need to keep on eye on the sauce so that it doesn't boil over.
    watch closely
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  • I have to stay on the ball with my assignments since I am taking an extra class this semester.
    to be alert, focused
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  • My history project will need to be put on the back burner until my math test is done.
    temporarily do not deal with because it is not urgent/important
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  • I have a gut feeling that something bad is going to happen today.
    an instinct or intuition
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  • If you had played your cards right and focused on your grades, you would have gotten a college basketball scholarship.
    do the correct things to get a desired result
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