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ALT 3 idioms you might find in a crime novel have something up your sleeve to have secret plans or ideas Don't worry, I have one or two tricks up my sleeve to get us out of this difficult situation. turn a blind eye to ignore something that you know is wrong Maria turned a blind eye to the strange noises coming from the attic, pretending everything was normal. get the hang of something to learn how to do something, especially if it is not obvious or simple I had never sailed a boat before but by the third day, I was getting the hang of it.

ALT Move the stress and change the meaning Noun (stress on 1st syllable) Verb (stress on 2nd syllable) PROduce (food and materials from farming) 🥕 To proDUCE (make something) 🏭 CONtrast (difference) 🤷 To conTRAST (compare) 🌗 REFuse (unwanted waste material) 🗑️ To reFUSE (to say no) ❌ CONtest (competition) 🏆 To conTEST (argue) 🗣️

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