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The show kept me in stitches the whole night. This means that it made me A. bored. B. angry. C. happy. D. laugh. E. frown. 26. I have been rushed off my feet all day long. This means that I have been A. rushing somewhere. B. standing. C. walking around.
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The idiom "kept me in stitches" means that something made you laugh uncontrollably.
- The correct option is D.
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The idiom "rushed off my feet" means to be extremely busy, with a lot of things to do, often implying constant, hurried movement. Among the given options, "rushing somewhere" best captures the sense of hurried movement associated with being extremely busy.
- The correct option is A.
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