English Class 5 Idioms

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Find the correct meaning of the idioms in quotation marks.
How long can I help you with your work? Sooner or later you would have to "learn to stand on your own two feet."

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A to take responsibilities
B to learn how to walk
C to learn how to talk
D to help someone

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Answer: A. to take responsibilities

The correct meaning of the idiom "stand on your own two feet" is A. to take responsibilities.
To "stand on your own two feet" means to be independent and able to take care of yourself without needing help from others. It is often used to describe someone becoming self-sufficient or taking charge of their own life and duties

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Find the correct meaning of the idioms in quotation marks. How long can I help you with your work? Sooner or later you would have to "learn to stand on your own two feet."

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