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Idioms

To arrive at: To come to.

A great deal: A lot of.

Fieldworker: One who works in the fields.

There are times: Occasionally, from time to time.

To provide someone with something: To give or supply something to someone.

To figure out: To understand by thinking.

To drive someone mad: To make someone feel extremely angry or upset.

To take apart: To separate into different parts.

To turn into: To change or develop into something different.

More or less: Approximately, about, around.

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1. of time is needed to change that stubborn thought.

2. We will be there when they your home.

3. Her husband with his speaking on the phone for hours during a day.

4. Her father was a rich man. He had a great deal of money a very good high school education.

5. The mechanic the engine of my car and then assembled it.

6. If you want to be a perfect , you should have complete information about the cultivation of plants.

7. In autumn, the leaves of the trees yellow, red, and orange.

8. when I wish I lived with you.

9. My father managed to keep my birthday gift secret from me until tomorrow.

10. You are her mother. You should help her how to solve her problems.

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