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Sundarnaz Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary
Off the top of one's head
I know the meaning of the idiom; but is the use of the idiom correct here?
A teacher to her class: Close your books and answer to my question off the top of your head/heads.
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A teacher to her class: Close your books and answer my question off the top of your head/heads.
- A teacher to her class: Close your books and answer my question off the top of your head/heads.
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A teacher to her class: Close your books and answer my question off the top of your head/heads.
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