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An idiom is a phrase in which the words: A. together mean something different than when they are used separately. B. work together to create clues for the meaning of a word. c. are composed of different
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An idiom is a phrase in which the words:

A. together mean something different than when they are used
separately.
B. work together to create clues for the meaning of a word.
c. are composed of different portable parts.
D. apart mean the same thing.

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I agree with the other person ( sorry I’m not sure what their name is) I believe it’s A.
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