[ Grammar ]
an expression which is peculiar to a language and cannot be easily explained by the literal meaning of the words
A. triteness
B. jargon
C. gobbledygook
D. idiom
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A. His/her
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A. Complete
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_____ father works in a bank.
A. Mine
B. My
C. Hers
D. Theirs