MCQ
All and sundry
From Idioms and Phrases · English Language Competence Test
All and sundry
To put somebody in his place
Something up one's sleeve
His father advised him to be <u><em>fair and square</em></u> in his dealings lest he should fall…
The teacher was <u><em>as good as his word</em></u>.
To wash one's dirty linen in public
Turban is <u><em>in vogue</em></u> in some communities.
Their business is now <u><em>on its last legs</em></u>.