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Question 1:
"I just saw your 79-year-old grandmother hauling a five-gallon bucket of water up those stairs. She's one tough*^*.......," Nancy said to Rosa. A. cookie
B. bun
C. cracker
D. biscuit
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English Slang Idioms (371) | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
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- "I don't think I'd pick on Zack if I were you, Tommy. I know you're fairly big, but he's a tough ........ I don't think*^*you can beat him in a fight.
- "I just saw your 79-year-old grandmother hauling a five-gallon bucket of water up those stairs. She's one tough*^*.......," Nancy said to Rosa.
- "You only have to tough it ....... for three more weeks, and then you're done with basic training. Don't quit*^*now," the company first sergeant told his men.
- "I don't care if you do need a car to get to work-- tough .......! You don't have insurance, so you aren't*^*borrowing mine," Christian said to Karl.
- "This town is a ....... trap! Every business here marks their products way up above their usual prices," Bob said*^*to Shannon.
- "My wife has kept her head through all our troubles-- the mortgage crisis, my job loss, the car accident. She's*^*been a ....... of strength to me," Ed told his brother-in-law.
- "I've been ....... with the idea of teaching in Japan after I graduate. What are you going to do?" Sam asked his*^*roommate.
- "I can't find my wallet anywhere. It seems to have vanished without a .......," Joe said to his wife.
- "We don't have any saw blades for that here, but I might be able to ....... one down in the warehouse. I'll call*^*you back," Greg told the contractor.
- "The last candidate for the job tried to ....... on his reputation and asked for twice the pay we offer," Bill said to*^*Jack.*^*
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