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Newguest Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Tied up
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They’ve tied things up so nowadays you can’t buy your boy
an education unless you’re rolling in money. I could pay for
Sydney to go to grammar school, but it just can’t be done,
not without this eleven-plus.
(Eleven-plus is an exam)
Do you think that "tied things up" means they complicated everything nowadays?
They’ve tied things up so nowadays you can’t buy your boy
an education unless you’re rolling in money. I could pay for
Sydney to go to grammar school, but it just can’t be done,
not without this eleven-plus.
(Eleven-plus is an exam)
Do you think that "tied things up" means they complicated everything nowadays?
Top answer
Hi, Yes. I remember doing the eleven-plus exam. Clive
- Hi, Yes.
- I remember doing the eleven-plus exam.
- Clive
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