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    Idioms Meanings: Now Write Some Sentences Containing These Idioms

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    The document provides idioms and their meanings to be matched. It asks the reader to match the idioms in the first list with their definitions in the second list, then write sentences using the idioms. The idioms include "She's burning the candle at both ends", "He's pulling the wool over her eyes", "He's leading you up the garden path", "It's raining cats and dogs", "I've got a bone to pick with you", "I can smell a rat", "They paid through the nose for it", "He has turned over a new leaf".

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    The document provides idioms and their meanings to be matched. It asks the reader to match the idioms in the first list with their definitions in the second list, then write sentences using the idioms. The idioms include "She's burning the candle at both ends", "He's pulling the wool over her eyes", "He's leading you up the garden path", "It's raining cats and dogs", "I've got a bone to pick with you", "I can smell a rat", "They paid through the nose for it", "He has turned over a new leaf".

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    The document provides idioms and their meanings to be matched. It asks the reader to match the idioms in the first list with their definitions in the second list, then write sentences using the idioms. The idioms include "She's burning the candle at both ends", "He's pulling the wool over her eyes", "He's leading you up the garden path", "It's raining cats and dogs", "I've got a bone to pick with you", "I can smell a rat", "They paid through the nose for it", "He has turned over a new leaf".

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    Idioms Meanings: Now Write Some Sentences Containing These Idioms

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    The document provides idioms and their meanings to be matched. It asks the reader to match the idioms in the first list with their definitions in the second list, then write sentences using the idioms. The idioms include "She's burning the candle at both ends", "He's pulling the wool over her eyes", "He's leading you up the garden path", "It's raining cats and dogs", "I've got a bone to pick with you", "I can smell a rat", "They paid through the nose for it", "He has turned over a new leaf".

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    Match the idioms to their correct meanings and write out the matching pairs.

    Idioms Shes burning the candle at both ends. Hes pulling the wool over her eyes. Hes leading you up the garden path. Its raining cats and dogs. Ive got a bone to pick with you! I can smell a rat. They paid through the nose for it. He has turned over a new leaf. He has made a fresh start. Hes trying to fool you. Meanings I want a word with you (about a problem) Its pouring with rain.

    I suspect something is wrong.

    They paid too much money for it. Shes working day and night. Hes keeping a secret from her.

    Now write some sentences containing these idioms.

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