Have Other Fish to Fry

To have other fish to fry

• to have something more important or more interesting to do 

"When it was time to act, they had other fish to fry."

 Difinitions are taken from here and examples are taken from there.

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Past Simple

Today we take a quick look on the Past Simple Tense.

First, let's look at the formation of Past Simple Tense.

Past Simple

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A Frog in the Throat

To have a frog in the/one's throat

• to lose voice; to have a hoarseness of a voice:

"I feel like I'm getting a frog in my throat when I have to speak in public. She says she gets a frog in her throat when she is nervous."

Difinitions are taken from the Erudite Dictionary app and examples are taken from here.

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Present Continuous Presentation

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Presentation

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Come clean

Come clean

• (idiomatic) to confess; to admit the truth 
• to tell the truth about something that you have been keeping secret: 

"I thought it was time to come clean (with everybody) about what I'd been doing."

Difinitions and examples are taken from here.

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Change off

Change off

• to alternate with another at doing an act:

"Tom and I changed off so neither of us had to answer the phone all thetime. Let's change off every 30 minutes."

• to alternate between two different acts or instruments or between an action and a rest period:

"Every so often I changedoff between pushing and pulling the cart up the hill."

Difinitions and examples are taken from here.

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Present Continuous: Exceptions

Though it is the simpliest tense, it has some exceptions and few exceptions from those exceptions. Don't panic!!!

Present Continuous

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