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What does this expression mean: He's got it into his head?



 
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What does this expression mean: He's got it into his head? #1 (permalink) Mon Jan 28, 2008 3:35 am   What does this expression mean: He's got it into his head?		  
English Idioms and Expressions, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #23 "Idioms with prepositions", question 6

He's got it into his head that we think he's stupid but we really don't.

(a) He seriously contemplates
(b) He seriously ponders
(c) He seriously wonders
(d) He seriously believes

English Idioms and Expressions, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #23 "Idioms with prepositions", answer 6

He seriously believes that we think he's stupid but we really don't.

Correct answer: (d) He seriously believes
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What does this expression mean: He's got it into his head? #2 (permalink) Mon Jan 28, 2008 9:40 am   What does this expression mean: He's got it into his head?		  
Hi,

Another way of expressing this would be to say: He is convinced/He is absolutely sure.

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What does this expression mean: He's got it into his head? #3 (permalink) Mon Jan 28, 2008 14:27 pm   What does this expression mean: He's got it into his head?		  
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What does this expression mean: He's got it into his head? #4 (permalink) Mon Jan 28, 2008 15:45 pm   What does this expression mean: He's got it into his head?		  
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