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Direction: Choose the correct alternative which appropriately describes the given idioms and phrases.Big ticket(a) Very less(b) Very costly(c) Very easy(d) Not much
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" The phrase "big ticket" typically refers to something that is expensive or high-priced, often used in the context of items or events that require a significant financial investment. Show more…
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