meaning of "Mow my lawn"

[Goran]

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #421 "English Slang Idioms (161)", question 2

"Will you come on Saturday to mow my lawn? I will pay you twenty bucks," Iris said to Tommy. Tommy replied, "All ........., I'll come. I'll be there at 10 o'clock."

(a) maybe
(b) together
(c) might
(d) right

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #421 "English Slang Idioms (161)", answer 2

"Will you come on Saturday to mow my lawn? I will pay you twenty bucks," Iris said to Tommy. Tommy replied, "All right, I'll come. I'll be there at 10 o'clock."

Correct answer: (d) right
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will you come on Saturday to mow my lawn? I will pay!

Goran

[Linda]

Hello,
"Mow my lawn" means to cut the grass around my home - usually with a lawn mower. Sometimes, people who work a lot or the elderly will pay a person to "mow their lawn" for them. An exact dictionary meaning is as follows: "to cut down with a scythe or machine."
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