New expression:
-to place the blame on: to say it is sb/sth's fault if sth has happend
"Joe has placed the blame for the accident on Sarah".
While I had some problems at choosing the right order of words in the sentence e.g.:
-Do you have any objection to me coming over to see you later?
-When you have made up your mind what you want to do please let us know.
link to the exercise: http://www.flo-joe.co.uk/cae/students/tests/strtest1.htm
Second exercise http://www.flo-joe.co.uk/cae/students/tests/strtest3.htm
New expressions:
-to be taken aback: "He was taken aback by Mary's arrival."
-to take the wrong turning: "I was sure we had taken the wrong turning but I didn't want to contradict him."
-to lose track of sth: "I lost track of the time."
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