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Idioms

• Idioms may be defined as expressions peculiar to a language. They play an important part in all languages.
• Many verbs, when followed by various prepositions, or adverbs, acquire an idiomatic sense as,

        He backed up (supported) his friend's claim.

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1. I threatened to be led by the nosefar cryfell flathis heart is in the right placekeeping the wolf from the doorshow him upsquare mealturned tablesunder his wingup to the hiltwolf in sheep's clothing I don't know if he did not mend his ways.

2. He finds no little difficulty in be led by the nosefar cryfell flathis heart is in the right placekeeping the wolf from the doorshow him upsquare mealturned tablesunder his wingup to the hiltwolf in sheep's clothing I don't know.

3. Beware of that be led by the nosefar cryfell flathis heart is in the right placekeeping the wolf from the doorshow him upsquare mealturned tablesunder his wingup to the hiltwolf in sheep's clothing I don't know!

4. He very cleverly be led by the nosefar cryfell flathis heart is in the right placekeeping the wolf from the doorshow him upsquare mealturned tablesunder his wingup to the hiltwolf in sheep's clothing I don't know on his opponent.

5. Her uncle has taken her be led by the nosefar cryfell flathis heart is in the right placekeeping the wolf from the doorshow him upsquare mealturned tablesunder his wingup to the hiltwolf in sheep's clothing I don't know.

6. The new cotton mill is mortgaged be led by the nosefar cryfell flathis heart is in the right placekeeping the wolf from the doorshow him upsquare mealturned tablesunder his wingup to the hiltwolf in sheep's clothing I don't know.

7. He is rather blunt, but be led by the nosefar cryfell flathis heart is in the right placekeeping the wolf from the doorshow him upsquare mealturned tablesunder his wingup to the hiltwolf in sheep's clothing I don't know.

8. As a rule everyone must eat one be led by the nosefar cryfell flathis heart is in the right placekeeping the wolf from the doorshow him upsquare mealturned tablesunder his wingup to the hiltwolf in sheep's clothing I don't know a day.

9. Being in Delhi is a be led by the nosefar cryfell flathis heart is in the right placekeeping the wolf from the doorshow him upsquare mealturned tablesunder his wingup to the hiltwolf in sheep's clothing I don't know from being in New York.

10. His speech on economic reform be led by the nosefar cryfell flathis heart is in the right placekeeping the wolf from the doorshow him upsquare mealturned tablesunder his wingup to the hiltwolf in sheep's clothing I don't know.

11. He refuses to be led by the nosefar cryfell flathis heart is in the right placekeeping the wolf from the doorshow him upsquare mealturned tablesunder his wingup to the hiltwolf in sheep's clothing I don't know.