Given below are some idiomatic phrases. Find the meaning of it using t

1.	Given below are some idiomatic phrases. Find the meaning of it using the dictionaryABPut onWalk awayCome intime outtry againtry againFrame sentences of your own to bring out the meaning.
Answer» 1. Put on – (assume) They put on an American Accent which sounded perfect. 2. Come in – (join later) Ashish will sing the verse and then the rest of choristers will come in on the chorus. 3. Try again – (don’t quit) Oh common, just try again. 4. Walk away – (escape a danger) You were lucky to walk away from that ghastly car accident. 5. Time out – (a short break) Workaholics rush around so much now-a-days that they all need a time out now and then. 6. Try again – (never give up) It’s hard at first to shift gears but try, try again till you feel at ease with changing gears.

Given below are some idiomatic phrases. Find the meaning of it using the dictionaryABPut onWalk awayCome intime outtry againtry againFrame sentences of your own to bring out the meaning.

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1. Put on – (assume) They put on an American Accent which sounded perfect.

2. Come in – (join later) Ashish will sing the verse and then the rest of choristers will come in on the chorus.

3. Try again – (don’t quit) Oh common, just try again.

4. Walk away – (escape a danger) You were lucky to walk away from that ghastly car accident.

5. Time out – (a short break) Workaholics rush around so much now-a-days that they all need a time out now and then.

6. Try again – (never give up) It’s hard at first to shift gears but try, try again till you feel at ease with changing gears.