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Idioms - Court Interpreters Exam Questions and Answers

GMAT Idioms - Manhattan Prep 2023/2024 ABILITY - ANSWER-RIGHT: I value my ABILITY TO SING. (Note: I CAN SING is preferred to I HAVE THE ABILITY TO SING). WRONG: I value my ABILITY OF SINGING. I value my ABILITY FOR SINGING. I value the ABILITY FOR me TO SING. ACT - ANSWER-RIGHT: The bay ACTED AS a funnel for the tide. (= functioned as) My friend ACTED LIKE a fool. (= behaved in a similar manner) SUSPECT: The bay ACTED LIKE a funnel for the tide. NOTE: ACT LIKE/AS -> whether ...

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Idioms - Court Interpreters Exam/129 Questions with Solutions

Idioms Court interpreting latest 2023/2024 Questions and Answers. Ace up your sleeve If you have an ace up your sleeve, you have something that will give you an advantage that other people don't know Achilles' Heel weak point Add fuel to the fire to make a bad situation worse Air your dirty laundry in public to talk about your private disagreements or embarrassing matters in public Albatross around your neck a problem resulting from something you did that stops you from being; difficu...

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