MCQ
To leave someone in the lurch
From Idioms and Phrases · English Language Competence Test
To leave someone in the lurch
A large number of small scale industries have been <u><em>set up</em></u> in the rural areas.
He went to his friend's house in the evening <u><em>as was his wont</em></u>.
To give one's ears
To draw a bead upon
To put the cart before the horse
At Christmas, even the elderly fathers <u><em>paint the town red</em></u>.
One should not indulge in <u><em>tall talks</em></u>.