The English Expressions 30-Day Challenge
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Day 1 – Surviving the Outback
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Day 2 – Surfing a Monster Wave
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Day 3 – From City Lights to Country Nights
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Day 4 – Opal Fever
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Day 5 – The Museum Heist
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Day 6 – The Ghost of Ashgrove Mansion
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Day 7 – The Croc Hunter’s Apprentice
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Day 8 – Saving the Reef
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Day 9 – The Forgotten War Hero
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Day 10 – The Outback Doctor
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Day 11 – The Gold Rush Legacy
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Day 12 – The Lost Tribe
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Day 13 – Jack’s Choice
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Day 14 – Secrets of the Nullarbor
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Day 15 – The Haunted Homestead
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Day 16 – Surviving Darwin
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Day 17 – Melbourne Cup Glory
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Day 18 – Escape to the Coast
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Day 19 – The Outback Schoolteacher
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Day 20 – Making a Tradie
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Day 21 – Barbie Blunders
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Day 22 – The Storm & the Snake Bite
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Day 23 – The Last Thylacine
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Day 24 – The Unlikely Hero
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Day 25 – The Shark Spotters
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Day 26 – The Vineyard Revival
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Day 27 – The Yacht Race Rescue
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Day 28 – Koala Crisis
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Day 29 – The Great Emu War
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Day 30 – The Highlands Mechanic
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Bonus: Day 31 – The Shipwrecked Family
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1. What does the phrase “make a difference” mean in the context of Sarah’s decision to work in the outback?
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2. If something is “not your cup of tea”, what does it mean?
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3. What does it mean to “bite off more than you can chew”?
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4. To “welcome someone with open arms” means to:
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5. In a “sink or swim” situation, what happens?
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6. What does it mean to “grit your teeth” in a difficult situation?
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7. If Sarah could “hold her own”, what does it mean?
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8. When someone is “in over their head”, they are:
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9. If Sarah tends to “jump in the deep end”, what is she doing?
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10. The phrase “cross your fingers” means to:
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11. If a bull “goes berserk”, what does it mean?
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12. To “go flying” means to:
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13. What does “have your work cut out for you” mean?
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14. When someone is “flat out like a lizard drinking”, they are:
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15. What does “time is of the essence” mean?
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16. If Sarah “gives it her all”, what is she doing?
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17. What does it mean if someone is working “against the clock”?
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18. If someone is “on the ball”, they are:
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19. To “keep your cool” means to:
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20. What does it mean to “think outside the box”?
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