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• Cut the mustard means to come up to expectations.
• It refers to meeting or exceeding the required standards or expectations.
• It typically in performance or ability.

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• The phrase “hairbreadth escape” refers to escaping from danger by a very small margin.
• It emphasizes that the person avoided harm almost by luck or a tiny difference.

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• Vulgar means بے ہودہ
• Coarse means بے ہودہ
• Indecent means غیر مہذب

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• "Popular with" is the correct phrase used to indicate that someone is well-liked by a specific group of people.
• "With" correctly connects "popular" to "employees," showing their admiration or approval.

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• Cat is to a kitten as the dog is to a puppy.
• The young cat is called a kitten.
• The young one of dog is called a pup or puppy.

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• The analogy compares characteristics: just as a stone is hard, a feather is soft.

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• Fraud means دھوکا، فریب، دغا
• Imposter means جعل ساز
• The word "fraud" refers to deceit or a deceptive act.
• An imposter is a specific type of person who commits fraud by pretending to be someone they are not.

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• “Rule of Thumb” refers to a general guideline based on practical experience, not a precise measurement.
• It is used when giving an approximate or rough estimate.

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• The correct structure is “resist + gerund (verb+ing)”, not infinitive.
• So, “He couldn’t resist adding a moustache…” is grammatically correct.

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