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Expressions with numbers

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1. He's very happy. He's in heaven.

2. Accidents always happen in .

3. There's not much difference between them. It's of one and half a dozen of the other.

4. He's very drunk. He's sheets to the wind.

5. They can't use letter words on that children's programme. They're too rude.

6. He can't afford a new car so he's bought a hand one.

7. Jane talks very fast. She talks to the dozen.

8. He always buys the most expensive plane ticket. He always travels class.

9. You have all worked very hard, so have a break. Take .

10. He's very poor. He hasn't got pennies to rub together.

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