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Saying your house is "neat as a pin," or that running a marathon is "a piece of cake" are examples of a. colloquialisms. b. idioms. c. positives. d. negatives.
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Saying your house is "neat as a pin," or that running a marathon is "a piece of cake" are examples of

a. colloquialisms.
b. idioms.
c. positives.
d. negatives.

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They are examples of b. idioms
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