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I need guidance for sentences of Idioms and Pair of words. I am following the "Exploring the World of English" but I want guidance that from where to prepare the sentences of both Idioms & Pair of words as I was trying to memorize the sentences given in the book but it did not work because some sentences are very difficult and ambiguous for me to memorize. On the other hand if I make my own sentences by understanding the meanings there are obvious chances of Grammatical errors. So now I have no other option than to discuss my problem on this forum, waiting for your precious suggestions. Thanks

Dear all, will anybody from the forum like to response my query? I need the guidance desperately please..
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carry on with your reading..dn stop..u ll gradually be able to understand those imbiguous things ..so dn worry
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Hi All,
I need guidance for sentences of Idioms and Pair of words. I am following the "Exploring the World of English" but I want guidance that from where to prepare the sentences of both Idioms & Pair of words as I was trying to memorize the sentences given in the book but it did not work because some sentences are very difficult and ambiguous for me to memorize. On the other hand if I make my own sentences by understanding the meanings there are obvious chances of Grammatical errors. So now I have no other option than to discuss my problem on this forum, waiting for your precious suggestions. Thanks
dear better buy some book written by some foreign author on idioms dun stick to only one book....i recommend u
oxford pocket english idioms by mcmordie
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chambers idioms
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Following mentioned website is better for Idioms and Pair of words.

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