For those who have idiom problems, click here. =]

crazybandit
Sat, 03 Oct 2009 17:26:07 +0000

none of these words are idioms at all. all they are are verbs and prepositions that you can put together if you knew the definitions of the words

there is generally no direct testing of idioms on the SAT

for example, the “native” in “native of” and “native to” are both defined in the dictionary as separate meanings unattended by the “of” or “to”. idioms cannot be broken into single words and still retain meaning when put back together with the real definitions. neither phrase is an idiom