Are there any idioms in the US?

Don’t ask me why, it’s just a gut feeling.

Assuming it is through his digestive system that you are making a decision, it is likely that the gut is there somewhere. Which is where

the decision seems to have come from.

Are there any idioms in the US?

Don’t ask me why, it’s just a gut feeling.

Assuming it is through his digestive system that you are making a decision, it is likely that the gut is there somewhere. Which is where

the decision seems to have come from.

Are there any idioms in the US?

Don’t ask me why, it’s just a gut feeling.

Assuming it is through his digestive system that you are making a decision, it is likely that the gut is there somewhere. Which is where

the decision seems to have come from.

Are there any idioms in the US?

Don’t ask me why, it’s just a gut feeling.

Assuming it is through his digestive system that you are making a decision, it is likely that the gut is there somewhere. Which is where

the decision seems to have come from.

Your teacher would consider you to be a simplistic person.

“That tie is the wrong colour for your shirt.” “The subject is a tie, not a persons”.

“Your color is the wrong colour for your garment.” ” The English is OK but the use of incorrect is strange.

John has a right thing

to do, and a bit further too… “John has done it the wrong way. ” The subject is a person.

“John has answered incorrectly

or was convicted”. to a wrong as an adjective. “The subject is a person. ”

wrongly as an adverb

In English, the rules of your teacher cannot always apply. Please read the following notes to know how to follow

the teacher’s advice.

Your teacher would consider you to be a simplistic person.

“That tie is the wrong colour for your shirt.” “The subject is a tie, not a persons”.

“Your color is the wrong colour for your garment.” ” The English is OK but the use of incorrect is strange.

John has a right thing

to do, and a bit further too… “John has done it the wrong way. ” The subject is a person.

“John has answered incorrectly

or was convicted”. to a wrong as an adjective. “The subject is a person. ”

wrongly as an adverb

In English, the rules of your teacher cannot always apply. Please read the following notes to know how to follow

the teacher’s advice.

Your teacher would consider you to be a simplistic person.

“That tie is the wrong colour for your shirt.” “The subject is a tie, not a persons”.

“Your color is the wrong colour for your garment.” ” The English is OK but the use of incorrect is strange.

John has a right thing

to do, and a bit further too… “John has done it the wrong way. ” The subject is a person.

“John has answered incorrectly

or was convicted”. to a wrong as an adjective. “The subject is a person. ”

wrongly as an adverb

In English, the rules of your teacher cannot always apply. Please read the following notes to know how to follow

the teacher’s advice.

Your teacher would consider you to be a simplistic person.

“That tie is the wrong colour for your shirt.” “The subject is a tie, not a persons”.

“Your color is the wrong colour for your garment.” ” The English is OK but the use of incorrect is strange.

John has a right thing

to do, and a bit further too… “John has done it the wrong way. ” The subject is a person.

“John has answered incorrectly

or was convicted”. to a wrong as an adjective. “The subject is a person. ”

wrongly as an adverb

In English, the rules of your teacher cannot always apply. Please read the following notes to know how to follow

the teacher’s advice.

Your teacher would consider you to be a simplistic person.

“That tie is the wrong colour for your shirt.” “The subject is a tie, not a persons”.

“Your color is the wrong colour for your garment.” ” The English is OK but the use of incorrect is strange.

John has a right thing

to do, and a bit further too… “John has done it the wrong way. ” The subject is a person.

“John has answered incorrectly

or was convicted”. to a wrong as an adjective. “The subject is a person. ”

wrongly as an adverb

In English, the rules of your teacher cannot always apply. Please read the following notes to know how to follow

the teacher’s advice.

Your teacher would consider you to be a simplistic person.

“That tie is the wrong colour for your shirt.” “The subject is a tie, not a persons”.

“Your color is the wrong colour for your garment.” ” The English is OK but the use of incorrect is strange.

John has a right thing

to do, and a bit further too… “John has done it the wrong way. ” The subject is a person.

“John has answered incorrectly

or was convicted”. to a wrong as an adjective. “The subject is a person. ”

wrongly as an adverb

In English, the rules of your teacher cannot always apply. Please read the following notes to know how to follow

the teacher’s advice.