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Idioms

The document contains a series of comments and responses related to idiomatic expressions used in various contexts, such as workplace communication and personal relationships. It highlights the importance of clear communication and understanding among colleagues and family members. The feedback encourages the practice of these idioms in real-life situations.

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Idioms

The document contains a series of comments and responses related to idiomatic expressions used in various contexts, such as workplace communication and personal relationships. It highlights the importance of clear communication and understanding among colleagues and family members. The feedback encourages the practice of these idioms in real-life situations.

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Good day, please find the replies below.

1. I heard from my colleague that my general manager is the stepfather of his son Commented [AF1]: I heard it on the grapevine that my
general manager is the stepfather of his son.
2. I need to update the weekly sales report to my sales director.
Commented [AF2]: I need to update my sales director
3. I will get sleepy if my colleague does not get into the straight point while in the meeting with the weekly sales report to put them in the picture.
Commented [AF3]: I will get sleepy if my colleague
4. When my finance didn’t give clear information about the outstanding balance report, I could does not get straight to the point while in the meeting
not help her much to follow up the outstanding payment from the customer. Commented [AF4]: When my finance team didn’t give
clear information about the outstanding balance report, I
5. My husband and I have to be on the same wavelength, or else we will get arguing always. could not make head nor tail of it. So I couldn’t help my
colleague follow up the outstanding payment from the
6. When Im talking with my son, he will not give a good response. customer.

7. Yes, being kept out of the loop, is good for me. I don’t need to handle or put much Commented [AF5]: My husband and I have to be on the
responsibility on it. same wavelength, otherwise we will always argue.
Commented [AF6]: When I’m talking with my son, it
sometimes feels like I’m talking to a brick wall. He will not
give a good response.
Very good Yvonne! You have understood the context of each idiom. Don’t forget to practice using
Commented [AF7]: Yes, being kept out of the loop, is good
them in real-life situations. for me. Then I don’t need to handle much or take on
responsibility.

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