Find the Idiom in the Photo?

Idioms are a core topic that will be tested on the Sentence Correction/sc/sencor section of the GMAT exam.
The good news? The makers of the test are engaged on a decade-long project to eliminate everyday/gewone Americanisms, in an effort to connect more equitably with the growing global client base.
Unfortunately, there is no good list of those idioms that are still showing-up on the test. Nor is there a decent focus on those that will continue to show up, because of their intrinsic usefulness/ubiquity in contemporary business writing.

THE GOOD NEWS

The @realGoodNews? There is a course that installs this topic in a minimum of (Amsterdam local) time, and a maximum of fun. Join me in a thorough, fun, and fascinating discussion of GMAT idioms - and more topics in clear communication.
Read more about our courses, Lexicon and 700 Verbal, by following the Courses menu option, above.
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