5. An example of a phrase that is NOT a cliché is
a. "Slick as a whistle"
b. "Crazy as a loon...
English, 10.02.2021 21:40 staceyminick1
5. An example of a phrase that is NOT a cliché is
a. "Slick as a whistle"
b. "Crazy as a loon"
c. "In the blink of an eye"
d. None of the above
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