English Class 5 Idioms

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Find the correct meaning of the idioms in quotation marks.
President and its opposition party "strike a deal" on health care issues but still disagree on everything else.

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A Disagree
B Have fun
C Come to an agreement
D Avoid helping

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Answer: C. Come to an agreement

The correct meaning of the idiom "strike a deal" is C. Come to an agreement.
Explanation
To strike a deal means to reach an official or formal agreement, especially after a period of negotiation or bargaining

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Find the correct meaning of the idioms in quotation marks. President and its opposition party "strike a deal" on health care issues but still disagree on everything else.

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