Question

2. Use the following idioms/expressions in sentences of your own.
(a) to be prone to
(b) to have a difference of opinion
(c) to go beyond
(d) to have a beneficial effect
(e) to have a bias
(f) to undo
(g) to be wary of
(h) under the influence​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

a. I've always been prone to headaches

b. She and Luke have a difference of opinion over how much money they should spend.

c.  She went beyond the call of duty.

d. Regular exercise has many beneficial health effects.

e.  She has a strong musical bias

f. We must teach children to be wary of strangers

h.  Often acquisitions are made under the influence of alcohol.