Feb. 28, 2023
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Due to a severe drought hitting my country at the moment, not having tap water for a few days in a row has become par for the course in my neighborhood.
All the attention he is getting from the media seems to have gone to his head. Now, he won't even look at his fans.
Idioms
Due to a severe drought hitting my country at the moment, not having tap water for a few days in a row has become par for the course in my neighborhood.
All the attention he is getting from the media seems to have gone to his head.
Now, he won't even look at his fans.
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Well done!
Feb. 28, 2023
Thank you, Mari.
Idioms
Due to a severe drought hitting my country at the moment, not having tap water for a few days in a row has become par for the coursethe norm in my neighborhood.
All the attention he is getting from the media seems to have gone to his head.
Now, he won't even look at his fans.
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Great Job! Just one correction! I got the general meaning of what you were trying to say for the first one, but I didn't recognize the expression; so, I switched it out for a more common one.
Feb. 28, 2023
Many thanks!
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Due to a severe drought hitting my country at the moment, not having tap water for a few days in a row has become par for the course in my neighborhood. Due to a severe drought hitting my country at the moment, not having tap water for a few days in a row has become Due to a severe drought |
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All the attention he is getting from the media seems to have gone to his head. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Now, he won't even look at his fans. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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