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Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs.
Based on the context of the passage, match each idiom to its meaning.
right off the bat
taken a toll
get out of my rut
Meaning
Idiom
to stop habitual behavior
to happen immediately
to be harmful or tiring

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Answer:

right off the bat → to happen immediately

taken a toll → to be harmful or tiring

get out of my rut → to stop habitual behavior

Hope that helps.

The tiles are correctly matched :

  • The right off the bat - to happen immediately.
  • taken by toll  - to be harmful.
  • To get out of a rut - stop the habitual behavior.

What is an idiom?

An idiom is a phrase or expression that represents figurative and nonliteral meaning. But some become the figurative phase that has the literal meaning of the phase.

The idiom occurs frequently in all languages and has a figurative meaning they can be used in a figure of speech.

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