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Look at the following expressions used in the story. Match them with their meanings. let down to complain or scold chuckled to himself try one’s luck/ - English

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Look at the following expressions used in the story. Match them with their meanings.

let down to complain or scold
chuckled to himself try one’s luck/take a risk
take cheer become enraged
raise the devil disappointed
black with anger laughed softly to himself
take chances to be encouraged
Match the Columns

Solution

let down disappointed
chuckled to himself laughed softly to himself
take cheer to be encouraged
raise the devil to complain or scold
black with anger become enraged
take chances try one’s luck/take a risk
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Chapter 4.3: The Midnight Visitor - Exercise [Page 138]

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Chapter 4.3 The Midnight Visitor
Exercise | Q 4. | Page 138

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