(C) Use the following expressions to make sentences of your own.
• make up one's mind • flash across one's mind
• struck as odd
• to surmise
• knew no bounds
. not to deter
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Make up one's mind-To make a decision about something : to decide I can't make up my mind where to take my vacation. He's thinking about going, but he still hasn't made up his mind (about it).
Flash across one's mind-To quickly enter one's mind. An image of my keys on the dining room table suddenly flashed across my mind, and I remembered where I'd left them.
Struck as odd- To compel anyone to ponder about anyone or anything in a particular way. It struck as odd to me how she left without a note of thanks from the meeting. It struck as odd to me the way she behaved weirdly in the party.
To surmise- To form an opinion or make a guess about something. If you surmise that something is true, you don't have much evidence or knowledge about it.His surmise was correct.The surmise was too hopeful.
Know no Bounds-To have no limits.His generosity knows no bounds.Sarah's pride in her daughter knew no bounds. His business enterprise knew no bounds.
Not to deter-To prevent or discourage someone or a group from doing something. We can't seem to deter them from leaving.