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Idioms are usually distinctive words or phrases used consistently in all parts of the country. true or false
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Idioms are usually distinctive words or phrases used consistently in all parts of the country.

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True because an idiom is a phrase that explains something without directly saying it and it is used everywhere
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true , because it isn’t a necessarily forbidden thing and jokes and such as can be used .
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