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(AP3X) Using context clues, what do you think the following idiom means? "After I hurt my knee playing football, my coach told me it was time to get back on the saddle." A. Try again B. Get rest C. Horseback
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Using context clues, what do you think the following idiom means?

"After I hurt my knee playing football, my coach told me it
was time to get back on the saddle."


A. Try again
B. Get rest
C. Horseback ride
D. Take time off

User Jayesh Singh
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Answer:

a try again :)

Step-by-step explanation:

User Filipe Pina
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The answer is A. Try again
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