Good morning ☀️ Here's today's idiom challenge! "James signed up for five advanced language courses this semester, but he soon realised he had _______________." (Definition in comments)

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bitten off more than he could chew

bitten off more than he could bite

bitten off more than he could eat

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Definition: to try to do something that is too difficult for you.

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