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Expression: Something on your mind



 
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Expression: Something on your mind #1 (permalink) Wed Dec 15, 2004 6:40 am   Expression: Something on your mind		  
Test No. errors/inter-17 "Christmas is coming", question 1

A: You're looking very thoughtful. Is something on your brain at the moment?

(a) You're looking
(b) brain
(c) moment

Test No. errors/inter-17 "Christmas is coming", answer 1

A: You're looking very thoughtful. Is something on your mind at the moment?

Correct entry: mind
The error was: (b) brain
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Something on your mind? #2 (permalink) Wed Dec 15, 2004 7:28 am   Something on your mind?		  
Is something on your mind means Is there something bothering you? Do you have a problem?
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