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Stevenukd Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Little break

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001.They were chewed out again for going over his head.02br
00-What does “go over his head” mean here?02br
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002.What’s the difference about “tailor” , “tailoress” and “dressmaker”?02br
003.I’d say something that would make this guy go over the edge and shoot himself.02br
00-What does “go over the edge” mean here?02br
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004.I’m sure glad to be done with him.02br
00-What does this mean?02br
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005.– Why don’t you take a little break?02br
00-Are there any other ways to say?02br
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006.–The pupils are having/taking their break/playtime.02br
00-Is this natural?02br
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00- Thanks a lot to Teachers,02br
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Top answer

00 To talk to your boss's boss without involving your boss. Your boss won't like that. 02font 00 A 'tailor' comonly refers to someone who makes men's clothes.

— Clive

  • 00 To talk to your boss's boss without involving your boss.
  • Your boss won't like that.
  • 02font 00 A 'tailor' comonly refers to someone who makes men's clothes.
  • 'Tailoress' is a female form of the word that is archaic.
  • A 'dressmaker' commonly refers to someone who makes clothes for women.
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002.What’s the difference about “tailor” , “tailoress” and “dressmaker”?02font00 A
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