Idioms with Head-Mind-Mouth

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Idioms with Head-Mind-Mouth

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1. He has had a (high opinion of himself) since he got his new job.
2. The platter of food in the front window (made me want to eat it)
3. He was (arguing about something unimportant) when he began to talk about the transportation costs for the material
4. My grandfather is very (forgetful) and often forgets his keys
5. My uncle (faced his problems bravely) when the bank tried to close down his business
6. The name of the new book was (at the point that I could almost remember) but I still couldn't remember it.
7. It really (seems unbelievable) as to the amount of money he lost in his business.
8. That man is a (stupid person) and doesn't understand anything that I tell him
9. I was able to make it to the train (just barely)
10. He is a hard worker and built up his business (by his own hard work)
11. I heard about the new store (from my friends)
12. It would (shock you) to learn how much my friend spends on food each month
13. You should try to (forget) that you lost your wallet and credit cards
14. We met this morning and (talked) to see what to do about the broken furnace
15. I spent the morning (asking questions of) the electrician to see how the electrical system in our house functioned
16. My sister brought her baby over to get the child (to stop bothering her)
17. I can't really (understand) the reason that my friend quit his job
18. That man is a (boastful and foolish talker) so nobody likes him.
19. The mayor gave (his support) to the new proposal but he didn't really like it
20. I had to (keep silent) although I disagreed with everything that the man said
21. I was able to keep (out of difficulty) during the severe economic conditions in our company.
22. The car salesman must (be stupid) to think that I would buy such an expensive car
23. It (came to my mind) that if I left work early I could probably get to the station and meet my boss before he left
24. I argued until I was (very angry and upset) but it never solved anything of course
25. I tried to remember my doctor's name (without thinking too hard) but I couldn't remember it.

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