use idioms in your sentences

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1.hand to mouth       2.a bed of roses  3.dawn to dusk                                      4.to give a deaf ear   5.oily tongue   6.to keep order                                              7.to catch red handed   8.easily forgotten         9.child's play                                  10.a hard pill to swallow

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Please do not simply tell us to do the work for you.  Write some sentences and we will tell you if you are using the expressions correctly.

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1. When we first moved to the city money was tight and we were living literally hand to mouth.

2. When I graduated and started working I quickly found out that life is no bed of roses.

3. When it's harvesting season we work from dawn to dusk.

4. He talks too much and you've got to give a deaf ear to him.

5. Watch out for that guy he's got an oily tongue and can con you into all kinds of things.

6. They hired an off-duty policeman to keep order at the carnival.

7. I caught him red handed trying make off with the donations we collected.

8. Don't worry about it; things like this are easily forgotten in time.

9. The SAT's were child's play for him; he scored a perfect score.

10. The failure of our business was a hard pill to swallow, but it was a learning experience for all.

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