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  • You really "dropped the ball" when you rejected a full ride scholarship to Harvard University.
    Lost your mind
    Lost a lot of money
    Dodged a bad decision
    Made a mistake/missed an opportunity
  • I hate talking to my brother while he plays video games. Everything I say "goes in one ear and out the other".
    He cannot hear anything
    He talks back
    He doesn't listen to what someone says
    He is very rude
  • He was a great soccer player but he finally met his match at a soccer game against his rival school.
    Meet your number one fan
    Meet someone you are romantically compatible with
    Meet someone you really like
    Meet an opponent who is equal to or better than you
  • I'm so sorry I'm late! "Don't sweat it", I just got here.
    Don't worry about it
    Do worry about it
    Don't talk to me ever again
    Stop sweating so much
  • Sorry, I can't go to the movies today but can we "take a rain check"?
    Reschedule plans for a later time
    Cancel plans
    Check the weather
    Ask parent's permission
  • I wanted to go outside and play soccer but it's "raining cats and dogs"!
    Cats and dogs are falling from the sky
    It's not raining
    It's raining very hard
    It's raining a little bit
  • The group of friends each "chipped in" $5 to buy Michael a birthday gift.
    Helped out by giving money
    Donated a bag of chips
    Stole money
    Borrowed money
  • You didn't study enough but you can still "give it your best shot".
    Cheat
    Try your best
    Shoot the test
    Ask for help
  • I think you're "barking up the wrong tree" by accusing Matt of stealing the money.
    You've got the wrong person/idea
    You've got the wrong place
    Asking the right questions
    Asking the wrong questions
  • The boss is on vacation so Marie is the one who "calls the shots".
    Makes the decisions
    Pays employees money
    Calls people up to collect their food order
    Fires bad employees