[ Grammar ]
Which idiomatic expression means “feel miserable, bored”
A. have a screw loose
B. be down in the dumps
C. my heart sank
D. be a pain in the neck
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A. Few gets 100% on the math tests.
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They … (win) the match if the had trained harder.
A. won
B. Nah i’d win
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A. his
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They ________ their grandparents’ house a few minutes ago.
A. left
B. leave
C. leaves
D. leaving