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Do you know what this idiom means? After years of being disorganized and late for meetings, James decided 'to turn over a new leaf'. What is James actually doing? - check out the quiz for some possible answers - only one is correct.
🟢Do you know what this idiom means? After years of being disorganized and late for meetings, James decided 'to turn over a new leaf'. What is James actually doing?
He is starting a gardening business.
He is changing behaviour to improve in some way.
He is moving to a new city to find a different job
He is admitting that he made a mistake in the past
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Jan 6, 2026 1:07 PM
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Hester|Work & IELTS
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English, French, Gaelic (Irish), Greek, Spanish
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French, Gaelic (Irish), Greek, Spanish
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