Only 9% Of English Teachers Can Complete These 24 Basic English Phrases. Can You?

Susan Lake-Harris, there were a few “dodgy” ones in there.

Let's see. Most of the members hate those tests without answers and faulty scoring, so they comment about it. It used to be that you could click on "Dislike" to express your frustration about those, but Quizzclub addressed that issue by keeping the number of Dislikes to zero, no matter what. (Good job Quizzclub, but you might have just slightly missed the real issue here.), then you can always report those tests, to what Quizzclub response is that they will look into it in the next few days, then they immediately start doing nothing about it. I'm just wondering when someone will try to fix those tests, by extremely simply refuse to post any test not showing the answers?

No answers, no point, not bothering!

You totally rock!! You got A+!!

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Caught between two lovers...? Never heard of the one about fishes. Some brought back memories of long gone family members who used them. No answers was disappointing.

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This is pointless without answers. I won't waste my time!

Peter Abrams, better check your sources on this. I looked it up and it says, " It is likely a misspelling or mishearing of the phrase "cut the mustard" or "pass muster".

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No answers. BOYCOTT QUIZZES WITHOUT ANSWERS and maybe they'll get the message!

The proper expression is “ cut the muster” (sic). It’s a military metaphor meaning one is good enough to be part of the team in an operation. Condiments have nothing to do with it.

Wow I think I'm English ! But no answers so I cannot prove it !

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No answers, so no play. Downvoted.