tell apart (to see the difference between) The two varieties were very hard to tell apart. The twins are so alike that only their mother can tell them apart. envocabulary.com
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far cry form (completely different) His life as a football star is a far cry from the poverty of his childhood. Her last statement was a far cry from her first story. (long distance) The village is a far cry from here. envocabulary.com
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a knuckle sandwich informal (a punch in the mouth) Tell me the truth before I give you a knuckle sandwich. You’ll get a knuckle sandwich if you don’t stop shouting. envocabulary.com
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know which side the bread is buttered (on) (to know how to treat someone in order to get what you want) I know which side my bread is buttered on, so I always try to please our customers. John is rude to his father. He doesn’t know which side …
Read More »Future Perfect tense
We use the future perfect tense to express an action that will be completed before a particular time or before another action in the future. I will have eaten lunch by two p.m. At eight o’clock, he will have left for work. We will have finished the project by the …
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