We use indefinite pronouns to replace the name of people, things, or places that are not definite or specific. Singular: some any no every Place somewhere anywhere nowhere everywhere thing something anything nothing everything person someone/somebody anyone/anybody no one/nobody everyone/everybody another the other either neither each …
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cry wolf (call for help when you do not need it) If you cry wolf too often when you’re really in trouble, no one will believe you. Don’t call me and cry wolf unless you really need help. envocabulary.com
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crocodile tears (false tears, false expression of sadness) He was only shedding crocodile tears at his father-in-law’s funeral. Harden your heart, and do not let him fool you; he is just crying crocodile tears. envocabulary.com
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duck soup (very easy to do or overcome) The job is duck soup for experienced engineers. Everybody can cook food, but cooking is not duck soup. Our boss is duck soup, but his wife is difficult to handle. envocabulary.com
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drink like a fish (drink a lot of alcohol) Leo is someone who can drink like a fish and handle it. Luke is a good person but has a bad habit. He drinks like a fish. envocabulary.com
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