How to write 2 idioms

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correction necessary?A Little does she know that I don't plan on spending the day with her. She thinks we're going to spend the day together.B The only thing keeping me going is the fact that I know I'll see her soon. Many thanks

Terryxpress · Accepted Answer

Both sentences are correct. The two idioms are:

little does (someone) know/realize...
and
the only thing keeping me going is...

Anonymous · Answer

Is there anything to add or not?

A Little does she know {that} I don't plan on spending the day with her. She thinks we're going to spend the day together.

thanks

Anonymous · Answer

Hello Terry.

Excuse me, may you tell what's is idiomatic, what to write

This song is reflective of the scene of the movie.
This song is fitting of the scene of the movie.
This song is representative of the scene of the movie.

This song reflects/is representative/is reflective/fitting of of the theme of this movie. The song's title is "playing ***" and the movie is about someone who chooses who lives or dies.

My dreams reflect/is reflective of/is representative of/fitting of my real financial situation, my real life. I never dream I'm rich because I'm not.
In my dreams I'm always struggling because in real life, financially I struggle.

Thanks

Terryxpress · Answer

Excuse me, but ~~may~~ could you tell what's is idiomatic, ~~what~~ how to write this:

The song is reflective of the theme of the movie.

My dreams reflect/is reflective of...my real financial situation, my real life. I never dream I'm rich because I'm not.
In my dreams I'm always struggling because in real life, financially I struggle.
My dreams reflect my life. In my dreams, I'm always struggling because in real life, financially I struggle. I never dream I'm rich because I'm not.

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