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Teacher says
The expression is normally "have a go at somebody". The word "such" is used for emphasis.
get into a fight
Teacher says
"highly _______" is a common collocation, which means something that is very funny. However be careful! This phrase is normally used sarcastically to describe a situation that is not funny or is trying to be funny but isn't really.
Why'd
Teacher says
This a contraction for "why did you say that?"
have such a go at
Teacher says
The expression is normally "have a go at somebody". The word "such" is used for emphasis.
heading home
fancy
blush
affair
complexions
get into a fight
amusing
Teacher says
"highly amusing" is a common collocation, which means something that is very funny. However be careful! This phrase is normally used sarcastically to describe a situation that is not funny or is trying to be funny but isn't really.
harsh
detention
object
fantasy
authoritarian
getting out of
Why'd
Teacher says
This a contraction for "why did you say that?"
match
policed
Technically
I'd better
pretty
acting
go on at
have such a go at
Teacher says
The expression is normally "have a go at somebody". The word "such" is used for emphasis.
heading home
fancy
blush
affair
complexions
get into a fight
amusing
Teacher says
"highly amusing" is a common collocation, which means something that is very funny. However be careful! This phrase is normally used sarcastically to describe a situation that is not funny or is trying to be funny but isn't really.
harsh
detention
object
fantasy
authoritarian
getting out of
Why'd
Teacher says
This a contraction for "why did you say that?"
match
policed
Technically
I'd better
pretty
acting
go on at
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blush
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complexions
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detention
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authoritarian
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getting out of
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fantasy
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harsh
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match
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have such a go at
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