[ Grammar ]
Choose the definition of the next idiom:
be on pins and needles
A. to be very nervous
B. to offer to help someone
C. to control yourself by not saying anything.
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A. The school regulations have to obey the students
B. The students should be obeyed by the school regulations
C. The school regulations have to be obeyed by the students
D. The school regulations are always obeyed by the students
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We tried a new restaurant but didn’t like it because the food, service and the ambiance was really _____________.
A. novel
B. egregious
C. amazing
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A. doing
B. to do
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Andrew is a noisy monkey that chatters to much.
A. Simile
B. Metaphor
C. Personification
D. Neither