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A. When you want to emphasize that someone is truly a local from a specific place, you can use the expression *born&#32and&#32bred* \/ natural-born<\/strong>.
\nB. If you want to understand someone\u2019s perspective on something, it helps to put yourself in their *shoes* \/ suit<\/strong>.
\nC. Someone who finds it hard to adapt to other cultures is probably too set in their habits \/ *ways*<\/strong>.
\nD. If you have similar interests to someone, you probably have a lot *in&#32common* \/ in&#32the&#32commons<\/strong> with that person.
\nE. When you find something is difficult to solve, you can say that it\u2019s a tough nut to break \/ *crack*<\/strong>.
\nF. If you want to start something, you can say that you want to get the *ball* \/ rock<\/strong> rolling.<\/p>\n"},"library":"H5P.MarkTheWords 1.8","subContentId":"e8da4a4f-90a7-477d-8e67-9ce7c454191b"},"useSeparator":"auto"}]}

2. Know your idioms

2. Know your idioms

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