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7. The doctor always says, ‘You should wash your hands before eating.’

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8. ‘I will visit my cousin tomorrow,’ said Gabriella.

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9. ‘I bought a beautiful pair of earrings last weekend,’ said Aunt Helen.

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10. Aiman said,’ I’m flying to Jakartatonight.’

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11. ‘The boys are already asleep because they are waking up early tomorrow.’ Karen told Su.

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12. ‘Georgina can help you with the cooking,’ Rita said to me.

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13. ‘You must be at the train station early in the morning,’ Jack told us.

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IDIOM (informal)
1) heart in one's mouth : to be very excited or nervous about something anticipated
e.g.: He waited for her arrival with his heart in his mouth.
2) drives someone up a/the wall: to make (someone) irritated, angry, or crazy
e.g.: Your constant tapping is driving me up the wall!
3) over the moon : extremely happy; delighted.
e.g.: "they're going on holiday on Wednesday so they're all over the moon"
4) jumped out of his skin: used with almost, nearly, etc., to say that someone is suddenly surprised or
frightened very much by something
e.g.: I didn't hear her come in, so I nearly jumped out of my skin when she spoke to me.
5) went red as a beetroot: red in the face especially from embarrassment
e.g.: When she realized her mistake, she turned beet red.
6) on top of the world: happy and elated.
e.g.: "he was interested in her and she felt on top of the world"
7) pain in the neck : an annoying or tedious person or thing. someone or something that is annoying or
difficult to deal with:
e.g.:One of my students is a real pain in the neck.
8) wanted the ground to open up and swallow me: You say that you wish the earth/floor/ground would
open (up) if you are so embarrassed that you want suddenly to disappear:
e.g.: At that moment the boss walked in, and I just wanted the ground to open up and swallow me.
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