Haydi
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پاسخ سوال 18) b
If worse comes to worst: in the worst case; if absolutely necessary.
Example: Ted’s car isn’t running well. If worse comes to worst, he can take the bus to school.
Example: I know you’re running out of money. If worse comes to worst, you can always sell some of your jewelry.
Note:If worse comes to worst (American English)
If the worst comes to the worst (British English)
Example: Why run for Governor of New York? Think big: run for President of the United States!
Example: Ken and Sandra hope to sell their house for $3 million dollars. They always think big.
easier said than done: more difficult than you think.
Example: You want to climb Mount Everest? Easier said than done!
Example: Moving into a new home is easier said than done.
If worse comes to worst: in the worst case; if absolutely necessary.
Example: Ted’s car isn’t running well. If worse comes to worst, he can take the bus to school.
Example: I know you’re running out of money. If worse comes to worst, you can always sell some of your jewelry.
Note:If worse comes to worst (American English)
If the worst comes to the worst (British English)
پاسخ سوال 19) a
(to) think big: to set high goals
Example: Why run for Governor of New York? Think big: run for President of the United States!
Example: Ken and Sandra hope to sell their house for $3 million dollars. They always think big.
پاسخ سوال 20) c
easier said than done: more difficult than you think.
Example: You want to climb Mount Everest? Easier said than done!
Example: Moving into a new home is easier said than done.