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#Vocabulary #Learning #English ⬇️‘Effective planning can help mitigate some of the inherent business risk.’ ⬇️Mitigate: To make less severe, serious, or painful.

#English #Learning #Idioms #Quizes "Ever since he didn't get the promotion, he's had a real …….. on his shoulder". 1- crunch 2- chip 3- ship Do you know this idiom??

Flawless ✅✅

#English #Learning #Vocabulary. 👌He is considered infallible. What does infallible mean? 1- correct 2- wise 3- flawless 🤔🤔

@Eng_Advanced 👉Barking Up The Wrong Tree: Idiom Wrong tree" typically refers to the "barking up the wrong tree," which means to follow a mistaken path, pursue the wrong idea, or blame the wrong person. It's about being misguided or making a false assumption about the cause of something.

#English #Idioms #Quiz 🌲🌲‘The crime was committed by a man, so the police were barking up the wrong………… when they questioned the woman.’ 1- flower 2- tree 3- plant 🧐🧐

That ship has sailed means it is too late to do something. Ship ✅✅

#LearnEnglish #Quiz #Idioms 🚢Complete the idiom: 🚢’I would love to go back to college, but unfortunately, that……….has sailed.’ 1- boat 2- ship 3- submarine 🤨⁉️

Waiting ✅✅

#English #Grammar #Quiz 💡”She recommends………….for the refund.” 1- to wait 2- waiting

#English #Quiz #learning 💡‘Computer scientists admit not………..where the faulty data came from.’ 1- knowing 2- know 3- to know 🧐🧐

@Eng_Advanced They refuse to accept responsibility for the accident. 1- to accept✅️ 👉The verb "refuse" is generally followed by an infinitive verb (the "to" form), making "refuse to accept" the correct grammatical construction in this sentence.

#Grammar #English #learning They refuse…………responsibility for the accident. 1- to accept 2- accepting 3- accepted 🧐