MCQ
He is <u><em>not worth his salt</em></u> if he fails at this juncture.
From Idioms and Phrases · English Language Competence Test
He is <u><em>not worth his salt</em></u> if he fails at this juncture.
The boy <u><em>turned a deaf ear</em></u> to the pleadings of all his well-wishers.
To split hours
I <u><em>ran out of</em></u> money on my European tour.
If you <u><em>rub him the wrong way</em></u>, he is bond to react.
To tempt providence
The teacher warned the student <u><em>once for all</em></u> that no mischief shall be tolerated …
Most of the present day politicians have <u><em>an axe to grind</em></u>.