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If you read a phrase with a literal meaning that doesn’t make sense, what should you do? 1.Make a guess about it and move on. 2.Look at the surrounding text for clues about that idiom. 3.Ignore it and
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If you read a phrase with a literal meaning that doesn’t make sense, what should you do?

1.Make a guess about it and move on.
2.Look at the surrounding text for clues about that idiom.
3.Ignore it and move on.

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Answer:Number 2

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your answer is 2. Look at the surrounding text for clues about that idiom
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