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Conversation 11
Listen to the conversation and then answer the following questions
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Or…for a bigger challenge, try this dictation exercise and see the transcript.
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- something will / won’t fly: This is an idiom. When something “will fly” it will be successful or accepted by someone. When something “won’t fly” then it will not be successful or accepted by someone.
- turnout: This is an idiom. In the old days, shoelaces were called shoestrings and those were veery inexpensive. So doing something “on a shoestring” has the nuance that you are doing it for very little money.
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