Are the idioms correctly used in this sentence
go about your business
//I didn't care what the teacher was hollering about and continued to do my homework.//
The teacher lost the plot and was hollering at us but I didn't care and went about my business.
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lost the plot I don't know this expression hollering This is slang. Standard English is eg yelling. went about my business This seems OK here, but note that it's not an idiom I hear very often.
- lost the plot I don't know this expression hollering This is slang.
- Standard English is eg yelling.
- went about my business This seems OK here, but note that it's not an idiom I hear very often.
- Clive
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lost the plot I don't know this expression
hollering This is slang. Standard English is eg yelling.
went about my business This seems OK here, but note that it's not an idiom I hear very often.
Clive
0mosjaThe teacher lost the plot and was hollering at us but I didn't care and went about my business.
If I were a teacher, I would be deeply offended by that statement.
0The teacher lost his cool and was hollering at us but I didn't care and went about my business.
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